MSU FREE Download – How To Grow Tomatoes In Montana
Many of us have stuck tomato starts in every sunny, spare corner of the house. Growing tomatoes in Montana can be tough but Montana State University can help with a FREE digital brochure.
Many of us have stuck tomato starts in every sunny, spare corner of the house. Growing tomatoes in Montana can be tough but Montana State University can help with a FREE digital brochure.
During the 2013 Super Garage Sale, I'm making a beeline to any garage sale with yard tools, patio furniture or containers of all sizes. Here you'll see why...
Bozeman has a serious case of Spring Fever. Almost every woman I know has turned at least a corner of their living room into a seed starting nursery, desperate for warmer temps so we can finally get outside.
As I've stated before, I love gardening but I'm also a gardening idiot. Lucky for me my friends are experts. This year I have a lot of space to deal with and I now have to make a choice:
Montanans love their lawns. If yours (like mine) needs a little help this Spring, there are a couple things to know about the best time to plant some new grass seed.
Yeah, I know what it's shaped like. And please don't tell me "put some dirt in it". I need some serious advice on how to repair several holes in my backyard dug by a very determined dog.
Kenyon Noble knows that we're itchin' for Spring and to get our gardens growing (with wine and appetizers!) TONIGHT from 6pm to 8pm, get a sneak peak at the upcoming growing season with new products and advice! Details here:
We've all heard a lot about bee colony collapse and what it means for our food supply. You may not be able to become a bee keeper but there IS a small way that your backyard can become an oasis to bees and help them on their important quest to pollinate our flowers and food.
I've had this Peace Lilly for at least 10 years and it used to be the (small) joy in my home life. Often it would bloom a few of it's wonderful white "flowers". However, it hasn't done so in at least 5 year....until now. I've got ONE.
Everybody in Bozeman knows it, but NOBODY seems to adhere to it....the June 1st "OK" date to plant stuff outside. I'm just as guilty as anyone because after a long Bozeman winter, I need color on my front porch.
All of the hardcore gardeners I know have a strict June 1st planting date for their gardens but I've never been able to wait that long. Besides, I want some FLOWERS! Kenyon Noble opens up their new Garden Center this Saturday!
The Kenyon Noble Bozeman location is unveiling their new full service Garden Center this Saturday, May 12th. Come check it out and enjoy $.50 hot dogs and sodas, a Junior Carpenter Mother's Day Project, gardening seminars, and more.