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It's that time in the garden again when all those white blossoms have turned into sweet berries—strawberry season is here! Strawberries can be among the easiest garden berries to grow....

Ah, the month of June! Lushness has returned to the garden. Seedlings are stepping up their game. And gardeners and flower farmers are thinking about the work that awaits! But...

Container gardening is a great way to beautify your home with plant life when you don't have enough space to dig a garden or flower bed, or if you live...

Who doesn't love hostas? These popular perennials are easy to grow and maintain. They come in diverse sizes, hues and patterns and add distinction to shady spots in the landscape....

Well, fellow flower farmers and gardeners, welcome to May—the month we've been anticipating, the month we begin to see the result of all our preparation and hard work, and the...

Dahlias are one of the most delightful and popular flowers to grow, whether in the garden or the field—and we're rapidly approaching the season for getting dahlia tubers in the...

You know the familiar expression, "It's just around the bend." Well, that's the phrase we can use right now to describe where we are in relation to full planting weather....

Goodness, it's April and there's so much for gardeners and flower farmers to do! Keeping watch on the weather for one. Here at the farm in Kentucky, we're anxiously awaiting...

It's Easter week and everyone is looking forward to the blooms that bring the Easter Sunday meal together. The flower for Easter is known as the Easter Lily, but there's...

 Well, garden friends, according to the calendar it's officially spring—although Mother Nature will surely beg to differ. Here at the farm, tulips are in bloom, ornamental trees are showing color...

The arrival of March means only one thing for sure—you'll see pretty daffodils dancing in fields and gracing garden borders. I'm not partial to any particular variety of daffodil. They...

"Blossom by blossom the spring begins." —Algernon Charles Swinburne March has arrived in its typical unpredictable manner. Here at the farm, we've had a chance to enjoy some warm, pretty...