Written by Lisa Briggs
The hot, dry weather that is typical of late July, early August and this season, almost all of June, can be hard on your garden plants.

Written by Lisa Briggs
Even though the Dog Days began a little earlier than usual this year and will end on August 11th, I’m sure there’s still plenty of sultry summer weather in our future. Cicadas and crickets have been singing us to sleep, and those nights are still warm.

Written by Lisa Briggs
The popularity of vegetable gardening shows no signs of plateauing, and that makes your goal of eating in a more seasonal and local way easier than ever.

Written by Lisa Briggs
Even with the recent rainfall, we are still on the dry side. And temperature forecasts are climbing a bit this week. So keep on top of watering your newly planted trees, shrubs and perennials. And if we have another prolonged dry spell, please soak your established plantings as well.