Use Red to Make your Garden “Pop”!
Adding Color to Your Garden by Sandy Swegel A friend is a marketing guru and always talks about wanting to make things “pop” whether its brochures, interior design or gardens. Fall is a great time when colors pop. We naturally think of New England with its amazing Fall display. In fact, East Coasters coming to Colorado […]
It’s Always a New Beginning for Gardeners.
What To Start Now Thinking about the beautiful creation stories explored in the services of the eve of Rosh Hashanah that our Jewish friends celebrated yesterday reminds me that for the gardener, things are never really at an end. There’s always something new to begin in the endless cycles of life. Whether it is Rosh […]
Get More Tomatoes THIS Year!
Becoming a Stronger Tomato Grower It’s time to prune your tomatoes if you live in Zone 5 and almost time in Zone 6. Sure there are great recipes (and movies) for fried green tomatoes, but you and I both know we much prefer red tomatoes ripened by the sun. So it’s time to take your pruners out […]