Winterscaping Your Yard

Winterscaping Your Yard

Just because it’s winter and your landscape is put to rest doesn’t mean gardening has to stop. It is a perfect time to add some beautiful color and texture with an arrangement of winter containers, wreaths, kissing balls, swags or anything your heart may desire....
Christmas Trees – The Tradition

Christmas Trees – The Tradition

The English may have given us the Kissing Bough but it was the Northern Europeans who began the tradition of the decorated Christmas tree.  Nearly all species of evergreens are used for Christmas trees.  Availability, cost, and sentiment are among the attributes that...
Plant of the Month – November 2016

Plant of the Month – November 2016

‘Bush’s Lace’ Engelmann’s spruce – An Adornment for the Landscape The Engelmann’s spruce (Picea engelmanii) is seldom planted and seen in the Midwest, although an example of this slender pyramidal evergreen tree, which is much more graceful than the widely planted...
On the Home Stretch

On the Home Stretch

Another year comes and goes as the last of the pumpkins are put out to pasture.  We have squash left to sell well into December and some cabbage left to be harvested along with a bit of field corn to be combined.  Tillage work has started but has been sporadic with...
2017 Calendar Contest Results

2017 Calendar Contest Results

The 2017 Pahl’s Market “Something for Every Season” calendars contain over $300 worth of money savings coupons and make great stocking stuffers for your favorite gardener!  Purchase your calendar at the market any time after November 24th and start saving as early as...