The Stump the Chump for July-August 2017 has been correctly answered by Barbara from Hannibal, New York– Congratulations! Check out the September-October 2017 issue of
by Jennie Cramer, Angela Loh, and Mary Squyres Creating a butterfly garden is a wonderful way for your gardening obsession benefit the world at large. Pollinators are
They come out on cool, wet nights. They devour seedlings and fruits of large numbers of crops, and can seriously damage or kill mature plants
by Cathy Monrad Common items that are probably in your garden shed right now are all you need to provide our pollinating friends a drink.
story and photos by Michelle Sutton Many of you will know garden writer Carol T. Bradford from her column in the Syracuse Post-Standard. She penned
by Ted Collins The first person to answer correctly will win a $50 gift certificate to Aladdin’s. Please call or text 585/734-8967, or email [email protected]
What To Do in the Garden in July & August Mid-to-late July is the usual time for harvesting garlic. When about half the lower leaves are yellow
Tour Time Summer is here! It’s time to kick back and enjoy all of the hard work you have put into your garden so far.
