Newark is Not the Only Place to See New Jersey’s Annual Cherry Blossom Bloom, But it is the Best in the State
From Newark to South Jersey, thousands of cherry trees are
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Virginia homeowners brace for higher costs as Democrats push new tax on home repairs and upkeep
RICHMOND, VA – A sweeping new tax proposal introduced by
CBP finds invasive farm destroying khapra beetle remains at Detroit airport
Romulus, MI – U.S. Customs and Border Protection agriculture specialists
Bill would ban sale and spread of invasive plant species, establish New Jersey Invasive Species Council in law
TRENTON, NJ – A proposed law before the New Jersey
Spider webs and glowing ghosts top the best-selling Halloween decorations of 2025
Newark, NJ – From giant spiders to eerie glowing ghosts,
Garden State Alert: First frost of the season expected in New Jersey as weekend winds move in
MOUNT HOLLY, NJ – Parts of southern New Jersey could
Last call for fall crops as planting window stays open in New Jersey
Trenton, NJ — As summer winds down and September looms,
High heat, rain and humidity bring challenges for New Jersey gardeners
TRENTON — New Jersey’s mid-summer weather pattern of sweltering temperatures,
In New Jersey, Bats Are Eating the Spotted Lantern Flies
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — Bats are now being recognized as
The hummingbirds are back in New Jersey—here’s how to welcome them safely
Each spring, like clockwork, ruby-throated hummingbirds return to New Jersey
May Gardening in New Jersey What to Plant and How to Prepare Now
As May begins, it’s go-time for gardeners in New Jersey’s
Newark’s cherry blossoms are in their prime, but the countdown is on before the petals vanish
NEWARK, NJ — More than 5,300 cherry blossom trees are
Getting Your Garden Ready in New Jersey for Spring: April Tips for Zone 7
Spring has officially arrived in New Jersey, and for gardeners
It’s the End of March: Time to Get Your New Jersey Garden Ready!
As March draws to a close, New Jersey gardeners are
Feds Cancel New York’s Food Justice for Queer and Trans Farmer Funding
Washington, D.C. – The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), under
New Jersey Lawmakers Push for Complete Ban on Gas Powered Lawn Mowers
TRENTON, N.J. — A new bill introduced in the New
Oasthouse Ventures to invest $104.8 million in sustainable indoor farming in Virginia
RICHMOND, VA — Oasthouse Ventures Ltd., a UK-based sustainable business
New Jersey’s Bird Feeder Ban Met With Stiff Public Opposition, Advances in Bird Brained Committee
New Jersey’s attempt to tackle black bear interactions with a
Frozen Pipe Alert: Sub-Freezing Temperatures and Rain Forecasted for New Jersey This Week
New Jersey—Residents should prepare for colder temperatures, including sub-freezing conditions
New Jersey Solar Energy Plan Expanded to Include Panels Over Farmland
TRENTON, N.J. — The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities
Ten Things You Should Be Doing in Your New Jersey Garden in October
October is a big month for garden lovers in New
New Jersey Takes First Step Toward Banning More Gas Powered Landscaping Equipment
Gas powered leaf blowers, lawnmowers, edgers, and other tools are
These New Jersey Spots Offer Great Fall Foliage Vistas
New Jersey offers even more stunning destinations to experience fall
It’s Time To Start Your Fall New Jersey Garden This Week
As summer begins to wind down in New Jersey’s Zone
Weeks of Intense Heat, Humidity, and Rain Wreaking Havoc on Gardens in New Jersey
Reviving Your Summer Garden: Combating Heat, Humidity, and Disease Summer
It’s Officially Jersey Corn and Tomato Season in the Garden State
The Culinary Delights of Jersey Corn and Tomatoes New Jersey’s
Water Restrictions Imposed on Monmouth and Ocean Counties
ASBURY PAK, N.J. – Due to an emergency repair and
What To Do With Your Garden Grown Jersey Fresh Cucumbers
TRENTON, NJ – If you have had any success in
What’s Growing on in June? Here’s What to Plant in New Jersey Gardens This Month
NEWARK, NJ—June offers an ideal time for gardeners in New
Ten Things You Should be Planting in Your New Jersey Zone 7A Garden Right Now
Planting Guide for Late May in New Jersey Garden (Zone
Adding Mint to Your New Jersey Garden: Pros and Cons
The Vigorous Growth of Mint: Managing Its Spread in Your
When and How To Transplant Cucumber, Melon, and Warm Weather Seedlings in New Jersey
As the frosty whispers of winter recede and spring firmly
If You Garden in New Jersey, Here’s What You Need to be Planting Right Now
Best Seeds to Plant in May for New Jersey Zone
Here Are Vegetables You Can Plant Right Now in New Jersey and Zone 7
Spring Planting Guide: What to Plant in New Jersey’s Zone
Hands Off Our Honey Bees: New Jersey Lawmakers Push to Repeal State Hive Limits
Bill Aims to Limit Department of Agriculture’s Oversight on Honeybee
Five Garden Seeds You Can Safely Plant in March in New Jersey
NEWARK, NJ — As the last of winter’s chill gives
These Amazing Flowers Actually Bloom in the Winter in New Jersey
Winter Blooms Brighten New Jersey’s Chilliest Months Trenton, NJ –
Cantaloupe Sold in New Jersey Contaminated with Salmonella Bacteria
TRENTON, NJ – Sofia Produce, LLC, operating as “Trufresh,” has
It’s Fall in New Jersey, Should You Prune Your Rose Bushes?
Fall in New Jersey brings a spectrum of colors, chilly
Kamala Harris Wants Your Guns, Calls For Federal Assault Rifle Ban
TRENTON, NJ – According to Vice President Kamala Harris, ‘assault
Late-Season Planting in New Jersey: Vegetables to Grow in Late September
Even if you missed the spring and summer planting seasons
Apple Picking: A Core Fall Tradition in New Jersey
It’s fall in New Jersey and that means pumpkin picking,
Here are Some Helpful New Jersey Garden Chores for September
TOMS RIVER, NJ – September marks the transition from summer
What to plant in September for your New Jersey Fall Vegetable Garden
As summer draws to a close, you might think your
Where are the Spotted Lantern Flies? Few and Far Between Across New Jersey
TOMS RIVER, NJ – It was supposed to be the
Recent Heatwave Caused Havoc in Many NJ Gardens; Here’s How To Recover
New Jersey gardeners are still reeling from a recent heat
Zucchini growers in the Garden State already piling up with excess
Zucchini is an inherently Jersey thing, even though it’s grown
Jersey tomatoes have arrived across the Garden State
Tomatoes across New Jersey absolutely love the change in weather,
How to get rid of powdery mildew in your garden during the rainy season
With non-stop rains in New Jersey over the past three