In my travels as a camper in Vermont, there was trip a where experienced usually older campers, also know as ‘trippers’ were ‘invited’ to go on Long Trip. Each year the route of the trip was different depending on the weather and strengths of campers involved.
A Little Bit of This and a Little Bit of That for Autumn Gardeners. Here are a few tidbits of information that might help you maintain your garden this season.
Did you know that 1 out of every 3 bites of food you eat is present because of pollinators? This statistic alone should make all of us hungry Americans realize the importance of pollinator gardens and why they are being marketed in the country as important.
Oftentimes when even complete strangers learn I am a gardener, the conversation leads to them telling me how much better they feel after putting their hands in the dirt while gardening. Most of us would also agree that putting our feet in the sand at the beach
I used to refer to late August as the ‘calm before the storm’ in gardening. Once Labor Day comes it is a mad dash for us all to aerate lawns, reseed lawns, plant new beds, move old plants, put beds ‘to sleep’ and more.