Fall
The Witches Garden
From Shakespeare to J.K. Rowling – we seem to have an undying curiosity of what plants the witches used… and for what. With Halloween right
October 27, 2020
From Shakespeare to J.K. Rowling – we seem to have an undying curiosity of what plants the witches used… and for what. With Halloween right
Bright and colorful blooms are one of the first signs that spring has finally arrived. Spring flowers like tulips and daffodils remind us that winter
Many people feel like gardening is a significant challenge. While some aspects of gardening are more complex, there is one that certainly isn’t: composting! Compost
The idea of growing plants in harmony with the land is not a new concept, in fact, quite the opposite is true. First Nations cultures
The Garden has been alive with colorful and lush green flora for almost 25 years. With their backs craned over flowerbeds and their hands immersed
In the first Plants for Your Pad blog post, we highlighted how you can make sure your houseplants have the best growing environment (light, heat,
When record-breaking cold temperatures hit Wisconsin during our brutal winters, some of us endure the piles and piles of snow that arrive while others travel
Bees and butterflies are two of the most famous types of pollinators, and ironically, they both start with the letter b. This alliteration is made
Whether you have two windows or 20, there is an interior plant begging to be in your home. However, before you dart off to the
Flowers are typically things we admire. We walk through gardens, woods and other natural landscapes and hover when we see flowers we like – pointing
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