Posts categorized as Garden Tips
Garlic Growers Get Ready
Garlic Growers Get Ready. Growing garlic has never been easier. When we introduced Garden Mat #9 last year, little did we know how popular it would be. We found out fast. There are some serious garlic…
keep reading »DIY – Garden Mats
Customers continually ask if they can burn their own holes, make their own patterns or add holes to the patterns we already sell. The answer is absolutely! And now, with Garden Mats 3″, 4″,…
keep reading »Garlic Growers Rejoice! Introducing Garden Mat #9
Growing garlic is something a lot of our customers take very seriously. So much so, our customers finally convinced us to add a new mat pattern specifically for garlic. So here it is. Introducing…
keep reading »Questions Raised About Raised Beds
Tom Tamulevich’s raised beds, Bedford, NH Our customers often ask about raised beds and whether to use them or not. Here is the information we have, and we’ll let you decide. We always encourage…
keep reading »Want To Give A Great Holiday Gift?
Fresh organic vegetables – weed free – for years and years to come with Garden Mats. Artichokes with Northern White Pines in the background. Yup, artichokes in Vermont! Happy Holidays! May 2017 bring more great gardens…
keep reading »Garlic Time!
Fall is the perfect time of year in the North to plant garlic. You can plant any time from now until the ground freezes. But, the sooner the better. If you live in a warmer climate,…
keep reading »Start Your Seedlings From Scratch
There are a host of reasons to grow your own seedlings from scratch. And it is not too late. It is satisfying, saves money, and allows you to control the quality, quantity,…
keep reading »Potting and Planning for 2016
Are you potting and planning yet? We are. The 2016 growing season is just around the corner. And for some it has already begun. A lot of people are busy starting seeds indoors and…
keep reading »Plant Your Garlic!
Growing garlic couldn’t be easier. But you need to plant before winter! Now is the perfect time of year in the North to plant garlic; any time between now and when the ground is…
keep reading »A Perfect Time to Plant Some Herbs
Every year about this same time I start to imagine the smell of fresh herbs, especially purple basil and lemon thyme. Right in the dead of winter. I have no idea why. I have…
keep reading »Plant in Succession
A number of customers who came for a garden tour this past weekend asked me how we are able to grow fresh baby lettuce all season. The answer is succession planting. If you love…
keep reading »A Plug for the Plug Planter
A few years back one of my customers said to me: “You have a great product, but tell me something. When you plant starter plants how do you move the dirt to the side…
keep reading »Got Mulch? The Garden Mats Guide to Mulch and Mulch More
My dog-eared, thirty-five year-old Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary defines “mulch” as “a protective covering (as of sawdust, compost, or paper) spread or left on the ground to reduce evaporation, maintain even soil temperature, prevent erosion,…
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