by KoolBreeze | Sep 23, 2019 | Blog
The end of summer doesn’t have to be the end of fresh herbs. Some herb plants, such as basil, parsley and rosemary, can be repotted and brought indoors. Repot plants before bringing them inside. If you are digging them out of the ground, get as much of the roots as...
by KoolBreeze | Sep 13, 2019 | Blog
The secret to a harvest of large garlic bulbs is fall planting- generally 4-6 weeks before the soil freezes, or as late as the beginning of December in mild-winter regions. This way the roots can become established before winter sets in and will be ready to support...
by KoolBreeze | Jun 11, 2019 | Blog
Here are some of the possibilities. White Grubs This incredibly unattractive insect is “C” shaped with a brown head, white body, and 6 legs on its upper half. White grub is just one part of the life cycle of the June beetle, Japanese beetle, and the European Chafer...
by KoolBreeze | May 21, 2019 | Blog
Here are some simple guidelines to help your trees and shrubs thrive. Prepare Dig the hole 1 1/2 times wider than the pot and the same depth as the pot. Add a handful of bone meal and some compost to the hole. Take your plant out of the container and loosen the roots....
by KoolBreeze | May 16, 2019 | Blog
Its mid-May, the time of year when gardeners are itching to get into the soil. One question we hear a lot lately is: What can I plant now while there is still danger of frost?? The good news is, the list is surprisingly long! For example right now you can plant: All...
by KoolBreeze | May 14, 2019 | Blog
Asparagus is a perennial, spring vegetable that anyone can grow. It can produce for 15 years or more if planted and managed properly. It’s recommended to plant 10 crowns per family member. Asparagus may be planted as soon as the soil can be worked. Plant...
