During the downtime of winter, one great task that you can do is get all of your gardening tools whipped into shape for the spring to come.
Category: Gardening
Landscaping with gravel is the go-to choice for modern, low-maintenance outdoor spaces. Leave gravel pathways where the plants are less dense, so it’s possible to walk through the plants and enjoy them up close.
January is the month for Ridgefielders to engage in “the most fun and exciting part about gardening,” according to one local expert.
January is often a quiet month for planting directly in the garden, but a great one for those with a greenhouse or windowsill to experiment on. Experts have aired various different crops to plant now.
Part of the joy of gardening is getting your fingers dirty, but that doesn’t mean you can’t use a little automated help.
Training begins in February, with opportunities to give back to the community in return
The Trendy Gardener started as an online business in 2021 and opened as a physical storefront in West Des Moines with tough-to-find houseplants.
Beer is, quite often, the solution, but not just to drink but also to use in your garden too. Here, db shares 10 inventive green-fingered hacks, gathered from horticultural sources, on how to use leftover Christmas beer in January to help your garden thrive in time for spring.
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The free “Ready, Set, GROW!” gardening webinar series is expected to continue this year with topics such as landscaping for wildlife habitat, a deep dive on tomatoes, container gardening and fighting ants. The presentations air live on the third Wednesday of the month at 3 p.m. They’re recorded and can be watched later from the […]