January 2025 Newsletter
Dear Reader, Happy new year and welcome to 2025! January is the season for garden dreams. In the morning I sit by the fire with my coffee, surrounded by spreadsheets, books and plans for spring. Outside the snow is falling,…
Dear Reader, Happy new year and welcome to 2025! January is the season for garden dreams. In the morning I sit by the fire with my coffee, surrounded by spreadsheets, books and plans for spring. Outside the snow is falling,…
December is here and the snow is starting to fall. Our seeds have all been cleaned and are ready to go on the next stage of their adventure. We have eleven new species available this month! Scroll to the bottom…
Welcome to our November newsletter! We have new species available to share with you. Scroll to the bottom to see our new seed offerings. The seeds that we are now offering began their journey in the summer of 2022. We…
May is the ultimate gardening month. The weather is finally warm enough to start planting. After nurturing the tiny plants for so long it’s time to get them in the ground! When planting non-native flowers and vegetables you usually have…
April is a month of juggling. It is the month where I try to keep all of my seedlings alive. Inevitably I have more seedlings than I have space for. It does not matter whether I am growing on a…
On Monday nights I teach an introductory karate class to young children. I show them moves that are difficult and encourage them to try their best. One thing I have discovered is that when I validate that what they are…
At the beginning of February you still have time to winter sow your native seeds, or put them into cold, moist stratification, but your window is quickly closing. If your seeds have already been stratified you might want to take…