As the vibrant blooms of summer surrender to the crisp embrace of winter, it’s time to ensure that your roses and hydrangeas are well-prepared for the seasonal shift. Proper winter care not only safeguards your plants but also sets the stage for stunning growth in the spring.
As the vibrant colours of fall fade, it’s essential to turn your attention to overwintering your plants for flourishing spring and summer blooms. Especially in northern climates, the frigid winter temperatures pose a significant threat to your cherished plants; however, with just a few tools and simple techniques, you can protect your garden and safeguard against winter conditions.
As autumn’s vibrant colours gracefully fade and winter’s crisp chill approaches, it’s time to transition your garden and home to embrace the beauty of the colder months. At Sheridan Nurseries, we’re here to guide you through this seasonal shift, offering tips and inspiration to Never Stop Growing.
Whether you’ve carved a spooky masterpiece or are accenting your porch with these orange beauties, knowing how to extend the life of your pumpkins is the key to enjoying their vibrant presence throughout the season. In this guide, we’ll share some expert Sheridan tips to help you keep your pumpkins looking fresh and festive for as long as possible.
As summer’s warmth gradually gives way to the crisp fall season, nature puts on a breathtaking display of colours, painting the landscape in gold, orange, and red hues. The transformation of green foliage into a vibrant tapestry of colours is a captivating spectacle and one iconic to North America.
As cooler days arrive, there’s no better time to harvest and preserve your edible garden. From vibrant tomatoes to flavorful herbs and all produce in-between, preserving and using your harvest year around is one of the best rewards for seasons of work.
Find step by step guides below for harvesting and preserving your harvest:
As the warmth of summer gradually gives way to the crisp air of autumn, the gardening season can continue with a twist – fall vegetable gardening. The changing temperatures and shifting sunlight offer a unique opportunity to cultivate a bounty of flavorful and nutrient-rich vegetables. The fall garden has something for every palate, from vibrant leafy greens to hearty root vegetables and even the trusty cabbage.
As the cool weather approaches, it is time to make the final preparations for winter to protect your future blooms. Taking the time to properly protect your efforts of the past season can go a long way to ensure another tremendous growing season next year.
One of the best parts of Halloween is walking through the neighbourhood and seeing all the fun and creative jack-o-lantern designs. From classic triangle eyes and noses to more intricate ghoulish faces, there is no symbol more iconic to Halloween than a glowing pumpkin.
Pumpkins are part of the winter squash family which includes butternut, acorn, delicata, Hubbard, and spaghetti squash. Pumpkins come in various colours, including traditional orange, red, blue, and even white.
The firm skin or rind has made pumpkins a popular choice for carving since the 19th century. Before this, peasants would use turnips to carve spooky faces as they tried to ward off spirits.
Today pumpkin carving enthusiasts use a variety of techniques to achieve their desired look:
Each of these pumpkin carving styles results in a unique look that will have parents and kids alike smiling as they walk up your path for Halloween treats.
So how do you carve the perfect pumpkin for Halloween? It can be a little tricky, so we have pulled together some helpful hints to ensure your pumpkin looks great.
Now that temperatures are cooler, it is time to plant your spring bulbs. These little packets of flower power are an excellent choice for adding bold, beautiful colour to your spring garden. With minimal effort, bulbs will reward you year after year with a continuous parade of colour from early spring to the beginning of summer.