Rick Vuyst…. Writer, author, business owner, radio show host, television, and self proclaimed "Entre-manure"
Now that we have had a hard frost and the begonias are toasted, the zinnias frozen and the petunias turned to mush, consider dressing up containers and window boxes with fresh greens. Before the soil freezes, you have an opportunity to position evergreen branches and “prunings” from the landscape to create a display that will last through March and next gardening season! Season’s Greenings everyone!
How often do I hear people say “I just love the fall season.” There is so much to love about October in the garden. From pumpkins and gourds to fall foliage color and crisp refreshing…Continue Reading
As the month of August comes to a close we enter a new season for the yard and garden. A season of opportunity. The months of September and October are ideal for plant establishment because…Continue Reading
When planting around your home, specifically deck, patio or entertaining areas, white flowers and silver foliage plants for summer time enjoyment should be considered for evening hours. As the evening skies grow dark and the…Continue Reading
Everybody talks about the weather. People talk about weather because it’s safe if you need filler for a lagging conversation. This is especially true when it gets hot and humid. Humidity is the relative amount…Continue Reading