If you want to protect plants that remain in the ground during winter, this guide will help you prepare your garden for the cold weather and ensure that your plants return strong in the spring.
As our human population continues to increase and the space needed for our species to survive spreads and, at times, collides too much with nature, our mindfulness of this crucial balance is even more critical. If we aren’t continuously cognizant of the delicate balance and coexistence between humans and nature, it can become overwhelming to the point of destruction for some living creatures.
In Indiana, our spring can start with a slow roll, teasing us with warm days before slipping back into cooler temperatures. (Sounds familiar, right?) But, fear not, for there are tough and persistent bloomers ready to brave the early, unpredictable days of spring. Here is a guide to some selections you can plant for that early splash of color, arranged by their typical blooming time at our garden centers...
Whether you're looking to spice up your garden layout, combat poor (Indiana clay) soil conditions, or simply maximize your vegetable harvest, raised beds can be a game-changer. Let's dig into why raised beds have become a popular choice for gardeners of all skill levels and how you can get the most out of them.