Edible

BACKYARD BERRIES To be a backyard berry farmer is so easy and so rewarding. We are crazy for berries and growing them couldn’t be easier.

Transform your ho hum garden into an abundant edible masterpiece. Here’s a few of our favorites that will keep your edibles going and growing!

We’re crazy for backyard berries and growing them couldn’t be easier. Just give them ny spot with well drained soil, a little water and you’ll be enjoying a homegrown harvest in no time.

NEW Royale Plum Wine Verbena We are so excited to introduce this new trailing verbena by Proven Winners. This annual is a continuous bloomer that produces large clusters of bright, fuchsia flowers.

OLD VIRGINIA TOMATOES Yes, will admit we’re tomato obsessed. And, even though it’s freezing cold outside and it’s still a ths before you’ll start your seed, you’re probably already dreaming about those red, juicy tomatoes and wondering.

07: SUMA ORANGE sumas are sweet, juicy mandarin oranges that are easy to peel and are virtually seed free. The traditional season for this cold hardy citrus is mid to late October through February.

Homegrown berries can be yours for the tasting, and growing them is easier than you think. When it comes to growing berries, strawberries are most likely the first fruit that comes to mind.

A perfect pair for every garden and every palette! There’s no two edibles that go together better than these two garden favorites.

Looking for a way to get your kids to eat their fruits & veggies? Well, there’s bribery and there’s trickery… not to mention all out war!

February through March is the perfect time to prune fruiting trees & plants. It’s important you prune during ths. Don’t know where to start?