Gardening Archives - Page 4 of 8

Many fruit gardeners have heard of thinning fruit trees. When you thin your trees, you remove a selection of fruit.

There has been a lot of heat this summer. There have been several days of heat advisories and heat warnings.

Summer is only a week away, officially. This is the time to go outside with your children. It is OK for them to get messy, dirty.

The Alton Farmer’s Market is in full swing for the season. Local farmers and merchants bring their wares to the Tucker Creek Park.

The Outback Greenhouse is closing its doors for another season. This locally owned business thrives in the spring.

The month of May has come to a close and June is right upon us. In case you missed it, here’s a review and preview of May and June.

There is nothing like spring in full bloom. Local farmers have been working long hours for several months.

There are many farmers markets in the local area. Which one is right for you? Here’s a guide to finding the right one for you.

It is May now.The time has come to begin your spring gardening routine. Here are a few tips to help you get started.

Crocuses are one of the first flowers to bloom in the spring. The slight flowers arrive dressed in lavender, yellow, purple, cream, and white.

The Oregon County Farmer’s Market is preparing for its grand opening. Residents in local areas are eager for their gardens to grow ‘immediately’.

Are you thinking about spring, gardening, and home improvements? West Plains Civic is hosting a Home and Garden Show this weekend.