Peggy Singlemann

Knowing when to start can be one of the hardest parts of gardening, Peggy shares some tips on when to begin the process with tomatoes.

As the days get longer all plants begin to grow, including our indoor plants. All winter we have watered these plants with warm water and with spring in the air, it’s time to start pampering them.

With windowsills and artificial growing systems full of seedling trays keeping my thoughts on the young plants growing inside, I remind myself to enjoy the landscape unfolding outside.

The trick is not to introduce them.

Peggy shares some advice on how to add color to your winter garden.

Peggy discusses the importance of having trees in our environment for a healthy and happy ecosystem.

Cooler temperatures and an increase in moisture make fall the perfect time to plant trees and shrubs. In USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 7, early October is still not too late to plant perennials, while trees and shrubs can be planted until mid-December.

I feel reinvigorated in September as the heat of the summer quickly fades to a memory. With this renewed energy, September becomes a planning month for me.

Peggy shares her expertise in gardening with tips on how to prepare your garden for the upcoming fall season

Peggy shares some helpful tips she's learned over the years in order to keep a healthy and happy garden over the summer months