Just like the last few winter months, the soil in February is often still too cold and wet to sow or plant outside in the open ground. Though the ...

The wet or frozen soil means there isn’t too much to do in your vegetable garden. If you start working in wet soil, the structure of the ground ...

After a number of wintery, rainy days, the ground is probably soaking wet. It isn’t wise to start working in the garden now. Working in wet ...

Winter is approaching and the work in the vegetable garden continues to dwindle off. Although there are vegetables that are good with frost, like ...

The work in the vegetable garden in winding down. Sunny, warm days will be alternated with sudden, cold days and plentiful rainy days. There is ...

September is usually the last month to influence garden production. Various vegetables can be harvested this month. Like August, there may be a ...

The harvest time has really started: pumpkins, corn, beans, and many other goodies are ready to be harvested! August is a wonderful month to ...

July is mainly a month for harvesting, less so for sowing and planting. You can put lettuce and endive in the ground, but many vegetable ...

June is a busy, but wonderful month in the vegetable garden! Suddenly everything grows and there is lots to be harvested. There is even a good ...