If you blinked you missed it this year. We went from wearing long johns to shorts in all of about a week. Crop progress is moving along quite well with the recent warm weather and the growing degree days are actually ahead of last year’s pace. Cabbage is looking...
Growing up March always reminded me of three things. Spring break (which meant a week of no school), the state hockey tournament (which meant skipping school), and the planting season. I name the first two before the planting season because no school takes precedence,...
Before the holes are dug, the plants planted and the mulch installed, stop and think about how the plants will react to the surroundings. Will they look lush, heavy with blooms and have intense fall color or will they be sparse, with few blooms, washed out fall color...
By Jackie Overom Ahhh – the lovely month of March when Spring charges in and makes its appearance. Spring fever is all around and the fun begins. Our main greenhouse is warm and inviting for our annual Moss Basket Days where the public gets their first hands-on...
It has been an interesting spring to say the least. We had a small window Monday to finally get some sweet corn planted. Today, Mother Nature is doing her share of watering it for us, AGAIN. As soon as the soil temperature rises and the seed sprouts out of the...
