A new season of Master Gardener workshops is about to start! The series begins Feb. 3 with a timely session on starting summer vegetable gardens. Whether you are a seasoned gardener or a beginner, this workshop will provide valuable insights on when to begin your gardening journey for the upcoming spring season.
Eager to get a head start on gardening by planting seeds indoors? Learn which seeds are best for early sowing indoors, and when to do it for optimal growth. Starting seeds indoors allows you to extend your growing season and gives your plants a head start before transplanting them outside.
The time is right to start planting ahead of spring, and that's why a masterclass on spring gardening was held in Athens on Sunday. Experts shared their knowledge on when to start planting various flowers, vegetables, and herbs for a bountiful spring harvest.
With warmer weather on the way, the Willamette Valley is entering a period great for planting both cooler-weather and heat-loving plants. Discover the ideal time to sow seeds and transplant seedlings for a thriving spring garden.
This seed-starting hack turns DIY mini greenhouses into an outdoor germination factory. Here's how to get started with winter sowing in preparation for the spring planting season. Learn the benefits of winter sowing and how to create your own mini greenhouses.
Our favorite local resources for buying seeds and seedlings, plus tips for Colorado gardening success. Find out where to purchase high-quality seeds and seedlings to ensure a successful spring garden. Gain valuable advice from experienced gardeners in the Colorado area.
In January, gardeners focus on getting through the winter and preparing for spring. You could be working indoors or out depending on the climate in your region. Discover the tasks you can undertake during this time to set the stage for a vibrant spring garden.
You can start to get excited about this year's gardens and begin preparing your garden for spring in Colorado. Master Gardener Karen shares her expertise and offers insightful tips for Colorado gardeners. Learn how to make the most of the unique challenges and opportunities that Colorado's climate presents.
Other than doing some cleaning in the yard on nice days, we have to wait for spring to start getting our hands dirty again. As winter transitions to spring, it's important to be patient and plan your gardening activities accordingly. Use this time to gather inspiration and make preparations for the upcoming gardening season.
