June is a good time to mulch your garden, when your veggies’ soil has warmed up and you want to keep your plants from drying out. When the soil dries out, plants slow their growth or stop growing altogether. Swift, … Continue reading
–by Karen Connolly, Licenced Property & Strata Manager, Kelowna. Mission Creek Towers’ gardens were looking tired. The developer’s landscapers had covered the soil in the raised gardens and other beds with a good 4-6 inches of bark mulch–in some areas, … Continue reading
You can apply some common practices used in farming to your garden this fall for a spectacular garden next spring — plant a cover crop! Often, green manure crops are grown for a specific period, and then plowed under before … Continue reading