Field Notes
Early Spring Tips for Your Lawn & Garden
Spring is finally here, which means it’s time to trade in the snow shovel for the pruning shears! But these early spring weeks, particularly on Cape Cod, has a way of surprising us. A bright 60-degree day can mysteriously be followed by a pop-up snowstorm...
Seed Starting & Indoor growing
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...
Everything Your New Flock Needs
Newly hatched chicks arrive annually at Agway of Cape Cod in Orleans and Dennis locations each spring. They are typically available from the first week of March through the end of May. If you're thinking of starting your own flock, first, congratulations! ...
8 Bug Repelling Plants
Bug out over these 8 bug repelling plants to keep those pesky insects away this season. 1. Lemon Grass An Herb that grows up to four feet tall and three feet wide and contains citronella, a natural oil that mosquitoes cannot stand....
Brighten Your Winter with Houseplants
The days are shorter and the temperature is colder, but this doesn’t mean your green thumb has to go into hibernation! Our expanded selection of houseplants includes a great variety of Succulents, Orchids, Flowering Cactus, Spider Plants, Hanging Terrariums and more....
Winter Birding on Cape Cod
The winter weather has finally arrived, and with it has come more challenges for the wild birds on Cape Cod. To make sure that your feathered friends are not left out in the cold this season, there are three main birding aspects to address. Like all other animals,...
Why Should You Choose a Concolor Christmas Tree?
With Thanksgiving right around the corner, it's time to start to think about our holiday decorations and of course, the centerpiece - the Christmas tree. While the traditional choice is often the iconic Douglas fir or Norway spruce, there's another tree type that...
Cat Friendly Houseplants
Did you know that your cat will chew on your leafy plants for extra fiber? Although they are carnivores, cats sometimes crave different food groups just like we do. This can be dangerous though since they aren’t entirely aware of what plants have good nutrients and...
Very Peri
By Priscilla Husband, Agway Garden Coach We are always looking for inspiring ways to add color to our gardens and this year we found it at Pantone! The Pantone Color Institute has chosen “very peri” as the color of the year for 2022. Executive director, Leatrice...
Pollinators
Pollinators are the building blocks of a balanced ecosystem Pollinators are responsible for assisting more than 80% of the world’s flowering plants to reproduce. Without them, humans and wildlife would simply not survive. From the garden of Priscilla Husband, Agway of...
Summer Pet Toys
‘Tis the season for some fun, and that includes our pets. Earlier this spring our pet buyers traveled to Global Pet Expo in Florida to find the very best summer must-haves ideal for a successful Cape Cod summer. Here are a few highlights you’ll find on our shelves,...
Road Tripping Season
Road trips are the ultimate way to get out and enjoy the warm weather with all your family members, including your pup. Together you can explore new places, see new sights and smell new smells. With help from Petsafe.net we collected a list of tips and essentials...
Holiday Weekend Safety for your Pet
Summer is a time to gather with friends and family and enjoy the beauty of the outdoors. Long weekends are perfect for cookouts, fireworks and parties. When bringing your four legged friend to any summer festivities we recommended following our top 5 pet prep...
National Rescue Day
By our local pet expert, Lauren Barbo, Certified Veterinary Technician May 20th is National Rescue Dog Day! This holiday is observed to bring awareness to the countless number of dogs that need a second chance at a forever home. Deciding to adopt a furry best friend...
Fairy Gardens
By David, the Agway Fairy Gardening Expert…. Fairy Gardening History: Did you know that Fairy Gardening first began as bonsai dish gardens and gained its popularity in the US at the Chicago World’s Fair in 1891? The lore of tiny fairies, pixies and spirits has...
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