This is the time that shamrock plants are in abundance in stores each March. Should you lay down a few clams and purchase one? Yes! Shamroc...

Learning how to grow parsley from seed means you'll have ready access to this versatile herb almost year-round. Named 2021’s Herb of the...

We know that pollinators are important, in fact, they are responsible for one out of every three bites of food we take. This has spurred on ...

Blackberries and raspberries kicked off the 2020's as the Herb of the Year. Scientifically known as Rubus, and referred to as brambles, ...

In the language of herbs, the rosemary plant is known for remembrance. And if you’ve ever smelled the fresh piney scent of rosemary, it’s n...

A long time ago, my garden mentor told me fall is a great time to plant. I initially thought this was crazy advice. But it's not. Fall d...

You’ve planted the plants that attract and feed pollinators. Your garden is full of plants like butterfly bushes, Echinacea, parsley, and fe...

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This week at Elm Ridge Farm (2/19 - 2/25) was full of good and bad.  The good first. We had a week of temperatures over 60 degrees with...

Click through to see my post for Laura's Lean Beef on starting seeds in eggshells. It's economical and ultimately a great way to ret...

Spring has been beautiful this year. Thought you'd enjoy these blooms... Sugar Thyme Crabapple Dogwood Redbud

Little Muff, our Ameracauna, taking a peek through the leaves of my spiderworts.

My daughter and I were shopping yesterday and found the cutest rooster garden stakes. Of course, we had to get them! And as I was checking o...