Most plants need "well-drained" soil. What exactly does that mean and how do we achieve it? That's on today's Bite!

The how-to of making your own maple syrup. The DIY method or order the supplies you need! Be sure to boil down the sap outdoors. 

The sap is flowing. It’s not too late to tap your trees for some golden goodness. You'll find out what types of trees can be tapped and how big they should be! Tomorrow you'll learn HOW to tap them. 

Looking for hope after a long isolating year plus, Spring hopes eternal and tomorrow is the Equinox. The Vernal equinox. What a funny sounding word! Today it's about frost depths and wet soil.

Bareroot plants are a great way to save $ and get more plants. So what are the downsides? Are they planted differently? And what are they anyway?? That's on today's Garden Bite!

Top o' the Morning! What is it with St. Patrick's Day and shamrocks? Are shamrocks real? Why were they so important to the Celts?

Some are takers and some are givers.  Plants that is. Crop rotation is one of the simplest ways to discourage disease and keep your soil in good condition. In this episode, Teri shares what vegetables and fruits to rotate with. 

If you’re new to gardening or just tired of fighting diseased plants, you may consider planting disease resistant varieties of vegetables. Find a list of vegetables and the code meanings on Garden Bite. And a couple of new tomato varieties to consider!

We've flirted with the 50's but we're not in a long term relationship yet... TIPTOE into Spring. Make like a flamingo and tread lightly on that soil. It's soggy and/or snow-covered. Instead of tromping on the ground, create some garden art! I have a tribute to a friend of mine on my website... if you have a moment, see the art he created.

Today Teri talks all about the best ways to prepare for transitioning your garden from winter into spring.