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By: Rachel Elmakiss Spring is starting to creep back in! Roses are in stock, plants are beginning to grow again, and at the end of the month the spring rains should begin! But along with the coming of spring weather comes spring weeds and it’s time to prepare your...
By: Rachel Elmakiss Fall is officially here! Temperatures are dropping and soon we’ll be seeing pumpkins, hay bales, mums, and pansies everywhere! But in all of the excitement of fall’s arrival, don’t forget about preparing your lawns and beds for winter weeds. Here...
By: Sarah Ward For some, spotting a deer in your yard may be an awing or welcome sight, but to a gardener, deer can mean the difference between a healthy, thriving garden and constant damage to buds, blossoms and garden beds. While you can equip your garden with deer...
By: Sarah Ward Cool, wet, winter weather can put a damper on many outdoor activities, but the Winter can be especially dreary for the gardener. While we all dream of warm spring and summer weather, it’s important not to forget all the planning and preparation that...
By: Rachel Elmakiss Your plants are thirsty! Arkansas gets hot this time of year and the best thing you can do for your outdoor plants is keep them watered. With the July heat and the lack of rain, it is absolutely essential to know how often your plants need water...
It’s starting to get chilly around here, even for Arkansas! Pretty soon we’ll be cozying up by the fire while the temperatures drop into the 30’s and we’ll be looking out for ice and snow. While we hopefully shouldn’t have to worry too much after last year’s snow...
It’s starting to get chilly around here, even for Arkansas! Pretty soon we’ll be cozying up by the fire while the temperatures drop into the 30’s and we’ll be looking out for ice and snow. While we hopefully shouldn’t have to worry too much after last year’s snow...
It’s starting to get chilly around here, even for Arkansas! Pretty soon we’ll be cozying up by the fire while the temperatures drop into the 30’s and we’ll be looking out for ice and snow. While we hopefully shouldn’t have to worry too much after last year’s snow...