How to Overwinter and Care for Mums
by Sue Adams Our winters can be challenging for mums, so to help them survive Hudson Valley winters: When the foliage has succumbed to frost, cut the plant back to the ground. Apply a thick mulch (chopped leaves, pine needles, … Read More
Vegetables You Can Plant in April
Article submitted by Mark Adams of Mark Adams Greenhouses Gardeners who can’t wait for spring to arrive have plenty of options. I always plant my vegetable garden too early (and put everything way too close together). Garlic that I planted … Read More
All About Edible Flowers
Edible flowers are back in vogue! Popular during Queen Victoria’s reign, chefs and creative culinarians are adding flavor and color to their dishes with flowers. The most common are nasturtium, pansy, violet, calendula, and chive (allium). Click to view our … Read More
A Slice of Advice: The Best Tomatoes for your Garden
If you’re planning a vegetable garden, chances are, tomatoes are invited. But what are the best tomatoes to choose? Well, that’s kind of a trick question, because the answer really depends on what you like the most. Here are some … Read More
Drying Herbs
Drying Herbs by Sue Adams Using a Dehydrator: This method is fast and protects against possible mold. Wash herbs lightly in cold running water. Drain thoroughly on absorbent towels or hang plants upside down until the water evaporates. Place the … Read More