People who live in urban areas might not think they have enough space for a garden. After all, if you live in a house with virtually no yard, or if all you have is a tiny balcony, then surely you don’t have enough room to grow a kitchen garden, right? We have good news: there’s …
“I was a lonely teenage boncin’ buckwith a pink carnation and a pickup truck but I knew I was out of luck the day the music died” – Don McLean, American Pie Carnations: is there any flower more American? These sturdy darlings are perfect as cut flowers, in bouquets, and show off feminine, ruffled frills. …
There’s no doubt that military veterans experience unique challenges that affect their mental and physical health. From readjusting into civilian life, to finding a new career path, to dealing with often debilitating physical injuries that require constant care, to managing mental health events such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), veterans are often affected by …
When shopping for seeds, you’ll see packets labeled “Organic”, “Heirloom”, and “Hybrid”. What do these labels mean, and which do you want for your garden?
Here is one of our all-time favorite summer recipes for experiencing the joy of growing your own strawberries and rhubarb.
Roses are a beautiful addition to your garden and landscaping. In this article, we talk about when, how, and where to plant roses in Ohio, or garden zone 6.
If you decide to start your Dayton garden from seed, rest assured that you can always stop by Stockslagers Greenhouse and Garden Center near Dayton to ask any questions you have.
By the time the end of winter rolls around, you may be missing the benefits of having a garden. If you can’t wait another second to plant this year’s vegetables, there’s no reason you have to wait! Even in Ohio, where the weather doesn’t really warm up until late April, there are ways you can …
Houseplants pack powerful health benefits, from improving air quality to boosting mood, to even helping us breathe better. In this blog post, we list the best reasons to fill your home with houseplants.
However you decide to do it, keeping a garden journal is bound to make you a better gardener.
