Don't forget to put out the hummingbird feeders!!! Those precious little creatures will be coming soon!!!
This contains great info if you are starting to plan a garden. We should take on a small garden project during this time of social distancing. A great family project to work on together, learn together and reap the benefits. Be Safe!
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How Much to Plant per Person in the Vegetable Garden
Michael K. Scott shared a link to the group: Indiana PA Farmers Market & Produce.
April 2 at 9:01 AM ·
Michael K. Scott shared a link to the group: Indiana PA Farmers Market & Produce.
April 2 at 9:01 AM ·
Indiana-Armstrong Builders Association updated their cover photo.
March 16 at 11:48 AM ·
Oh wow!!! Anything will make the perfect planter now won't it!
Please be aware that because of the CoronaVirus cancellations and delays, the Spring Home Show scheduled for March 20-22 will be postponed until May 29, 30 and 31st. We are sorry for any inconvenience, but we hope to see you there in May! Take care!
Have you thought of making artwork of that marshy spot in your lawn? Sketch out a design and see where it takes you!
Planning a garden? Do you have an existing garden or would you like to start one. We can help with that!
Happy St. Patrick's Day
Have you selected the seeds you would like to plant? The time is now before they are picked over!
PANSIES - SPRING PLANTING
Pansies grow best when soil temperatures range between 45 and 65 degrees Fahrenheit. Spring planting roughly coincides with planting your earliest spring vegetables. Long, cool springs in northern gardens equate to long-lasting pansy displays. Even so, it's important not to plant too soon. Overly cold soil stresses pansies, causing stunted growth, poor flowering and discoloration.
Are you planning to plant pansies? They will hold up in the early spring when the weather is still cool. This is a great display!
