Beat the winter blues with some cheery spring topics!
Feb 13 Small Fruits & Fruit Trees
Feb 20 Made in the Shade
Feb 27 Presidential Trees
Mar 6 Backyard Bird Watching Mar 9 New Plant Intros for 2010 Mar 13 All About Roses Mar 16 Organic Gardening w/Espoma Mar 20 Green Roof Presentation
Mar 27 Marvelous Mountain Laurels Apr 3 Proven Winners =
Proven Performance & Reliability
with Water Wise
Easy Irrigation Tips
Apr 10 Seasonal Lawn Care Apr 13 Sweet Peet
Apr 17 Clematis Apr 24 Rhododendrons & Azaleas
Feb. 10 - Bring in pots of Holland bulbs
from
cold storage Feb. 13 - Seminar: Small Fruits - 12:00
pm in Owl Barn
Feb. 16 - Check trees & shrubs for rabbit or deer
damage. Use Liquid Fence if necessary. Feb. 18 - Watch for robins eating
crabapple fruits.
February 5, 2010 It didn’t take long for January to fly by and already I can tell
the days are getting longer. I figure that by the time we get by
Washington’s birthday, the rough weather (at least sub zero temperatures) is
over.
Saturday, February 6th at 12 noon is the start of our next
seminar of the use of herbs in our lives for fragrance, fitness and flavor.
If you’re satisfied with bland tasting food or the fast food garbage that’s
out there, you won’t be interested in this seminar. However, herbs seem to
be the catalyst resulting in good food becoming great food!
Read more...
Green Blog -
February 2010 Recently in October, the Ohio Research & Development Center
featured a program titled “Why Trees Matter”. The sundry benefits of
community trees as presented in the program include: Read more...
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flipping through garden and plant books! Use our
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information, fertilizing information, insect & disease control, and much
more! All plants listed are only those you can find at our nursery,
assuring you healthy, zone 5 hardy plants.
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