As the summer heat rages on, you may have noticed some of your early blooming plants already have dried seed heads. While you can leave them attached to the plant, providing habitat for insects and animals, you can also harvest those seed heads to increase the number of flowers in Read more…
It’s the middle of May, and you might be looking around your neighborhood and seeing some unkempt lawns. It may look untidy compared to a mowed lawn, but there is a good reason for a person letting the grass grow until June. No mow May makes it easier for early-season Read more…
If you’re new to gardening you might be panicking. What is a Plant Hardiness Zone? How do you find out which one you live in? Which plants do you buy seeds for and when? How much space do I need? Shhhhh…. MUD’s got you. Our sustainable agricultural certified Site Steward, Read more…
