Congratulations on bringing home a selection of beautiful annuals!These vibrant plants can transform your garden with bursts of color and texture, making it a lively sanctuary. However, to ensure that they thrive and bring joy throughout the growing season, follow these essential care tips tailored for Wisconsin gardeners. 1. Selecting the Right Spot Understanding your…
Perennials are the backbone of many Wisconsin gardens,returning each spring to provide beauty and continuity. With theright care, these steadfast plants can flourish and expand theirpresence, creating a lush, evolving garden landscape. Whetheryou’re new to gardening or looking to refine your approach withperennials, this guide will walk you through the essential steps toensure your garden…
Native Wisconsin perennials are well suited for our climate and soil. Plus they offer a low-maintenance gardening solution, allowing you to enjoy a flourishing garden without the extensive care often required by non-native species. But the benefits of native Wisconsin perennials extend far beyond ease of care. By choosing these local species, you’re creating a…
While January in Southeastern Wisconsin may have us wrapped in winter’s chill, it’s the perfect time to start dreaming and planning our gardens
Welcome to the ultimate timing guide for planting shrubs in Southern Wisconsin! Are you a gardening enthusiast looking to create a vibrant and beautiful landscape? Do you want to ensure your shrubs thrive in the unique climate of Southern Wisconsin? Look no further, because this guide has got you covered. From understanding the best time…
Spring is a great time to start planting cool weather vegetables in your garden. These crops thrive in cooler temperatures and can provide a bountiful harvest for your table. With a few simple steps, you can get your garden started and enjoy fresh, healthy produce in no time. What are Cool Weather Vegetables? If you’re…
Pruning your trees is an important step in maintaining their health, but it can be tricky to know when the best time is and how to do it properly.
Prepare your garden in fall for the next growing season. You’ll be organized and ready to go when the weather warms up.
