While fall is full of so many fun festivities and seasonal flavors, sadly, ripe summer veggies are on their way out. However, this also makes it a great time to save the seeds from your favorite summer garden specimens so that you can *patiently* await warmer weather and begin the cycle again.

Starting a garden is easier than you think!

A seed, is a seed, is a seed…NOT. The battle between heirloom, open-pollinated, and hybrid.

Approaching anything new requires baby steps…gardening is no different.

Bond fires, camp fires, s’mores…all things fall and in the garden there’s a few things to enjoy too!

To plant or not to plant?!

The dog days of summer are here…time to plan for fall gardening!

Our southern humidity can do a number on plants. We can’t control our humidity, but there are a few things you can do to help combat common plant diseases.

I think I’ve been to bug therapy at this point…what’s the saying…acceptance is the first step?

Watering for wisdom and an occasional thunderstorm.

Fertilizing your plants helps keep them strong, healthy, and producing. It seems straightforward, just feed your plants some fertilizer and their good to go! Stop, hold up, pause…that’s a no there eager beaver. There are a few things to consider before hopping on the fertilizing freight train.

Spring is right around the corner but be careful, we’re in the danger zone!

Seed staring in February adds a little bit of hope to a long, cold month.

“Plan your work and work your plan.” - Napoleon Hill

Raised beds, in-ground gardens, or both!

Killer Frost is not just a fictional superhero…

Space saving greenhouse option.