Nancy Szerlag

Now is a perfect time to strategize and plan on what you want to grow.

Cutting back the garden can enrich the soil.

At every turn, there were obstacles this year.

Mold can grow on plants when the weather is unpredictable but there are measures that can be taken to revive them.

While many seed catalogs and gardening books suggest most seeds remain viable for only a season or two, in fact many varieties remain viable for years.

There’s no time like the present to order your seed supplies this year.

In response to the newest twist in the COVID-19 pandemic, I am again choosing to play the part of what I call “home alone Joan.”

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The other good news is the young turnip greens I’ll be harvesting are also tasty, healthful and good for use in salads and cooked dishes.

If I were to look for Classic Blue to use in the garden, my first thought would be a Delphinium.