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Spring has finally sprung, which means it’s time to trade in the snow shovel for the pruning shears! But April, particularly on Cape Cod, has a way of surprising us. A bright 60-degree day can mysteriously be followed by a pop-up snowstorm with freezing temps. With that in mind, there are still plenty of tasks… Read More »
It’s that time of year again! The days are getting longer and warmer weather is on its way. You can get a jump start on the growing season by starting seeds indoors. Follow Agway’s step-by-step guide to starting seeds indoors. Supplies You Will Need: Seeds Planting Containers/ Divided Planting Trays Labels Soil Mixture All-Purpose LED… Read More »
Spring is just around the corner so it’s time to kick your green thumb into gear. There is a lot to do to prepare your lawn and garden for the warm weather and it starts with you in your backyard. Follow this guide to get you started for the gardening season. Have the Right Supplies… Read More »
Originally appeared in The Cape Codder Home Improvement Special Section Summer is winding down and before we know it fall will be here. As the days get shorter and the temperatures get cooler, it’s time to start preparing your landscape for the winter season. Here are a few things you can do this fall to… Read More »
By the of August, most lawns are showing signs of wear. The good news is that grass is more resilient than most think and the fall is an ideal time to restore its vigor.
By David Christopher Almost 90 % of our flowering plants require insects or other animals for pollination. Since the decline of the honeybee population, honeybees have been raised commercially and are widely used for the purpose of pollinating our farming industry. But honeybees are not just the only species in trouble. The plants around us… Read More »
It’s the number 1 question asked about Hydrangeas. When is the safest time to prune my Blue Hydrangeas without affecting the flowers for next year? Well the answer is now! There are two types of Hydrangeas out there- those that bloom on “old wood” (stems that have been on the plant since last year) and… Read More »
Summer is one of the best seasons on the Cape, it’s a perfect time to relax and enjoy watching your garden grow. But there are still a few things that you can do to help your garden during the summer. Read below for more information. Who can take the heat? When the temperatures and… Read More »
June Gardening Your garden should be in full bloom now but don’t put your green thumb away just yet. Your plants always need tender loving care and now that it’s June there is another set of tasks to check off your to-do list. Quick Checklist: Monitor the growth in your vegetable garden. Add more soil… Read More »
Some of your favorite herbs and vegetables take a long time to grow, so you need to start growing your seeds indoors while it is still cold outside. Below is a list of seeds to start indoors. Ready, Set, Start your Lawn It’s been a mild winter and it’s time to start to prepping our… Read More »
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