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Everbearing Raspberry Growing

These Wisconsin raspberries easily send runners in the sandy soil. They do best with East exposure along a fence that runs north-south, thriving in southern sun most of the day. They are happy in Lake County soil too, so long as they have enough sun and water.

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Raised Bed Gardening

Container gardening that allows the roots to reach into soill under it when its an open bottom. The deeper the bed, the more vegetable variety you can have, but downside is the deeper the bed, the more irrigation regulation you need to avoid beds drying out. Shallower beds require less bending, but rabbits can access too. There are pluses and minuses for each, so you need to find the Goldilocks fit.

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Winding paths

Create a tranquil sanctuary with meandering paths that invite exploration. While these pathways are often found in shaded or woodland settings, you can your own oasis anywhere. The key to success lies in selecting the right plants, tailored to the specific light water, and soil conditions of your site. Discuss these factors with your Garden Coach to bring your vision to life.

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Swallowtails and Monarchs

The deliciously vibrant and happy zinnias are annuals, but very easy to start from seed. By fall, the butterflies are flocking to them which makes these showboats a staple in butterfly gardens.

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Carrot Picking: Fun Surprises

Thanksgiving is the perfect time to start a new family tradition! Why not involve kids in the joy of carrot picking? As they help contribute to the harvest, they’ll learn the importance of gratitude and teamwork. This hands-on activity not only brings everyone together but also adds a fresh, personal touch to your Thanksgiving feast!

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The Cool Kids

The Brassicas may begin their journey as small seedlings, but by late summer, they transform into robust and vibrant plants that steal the show in any garden. Kale, in particular, is a hardy variety that can thrive through the colder months, allowing you to harvest fresh leaves even as you dig them out from beneath the snow.

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