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 after a long migration from Central America. Their arrival is a joyful sign that warmer days are here, and for bird lovers…
Recent Heatwave Caused Havoc in Many NJ Gardens; Here’s How To Recover
New Jersey gardeners are still reeling from a recent heat wave that caused havoc on their crops in the past few weeks. If your Garden State garden is in disarray, fear not,…
Zucchini growers in the Garden State already piling up with excess
Zucchini is an inherently Jersey thing, even though it’s grown all around the country. There’s nothing like a Jersey summer without zucchini, eggplant, Jersey corn, and Jersey tomatoes. If you grow zucchini…
Jersey tomatoes have arrived across the Garden State
Tomatoes across New Jersey absolutely love the change in weather, even though you might not like the high heat and summer rains. For tomatoes, that’s why Jersey tomatoes are so darn good.…
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 weeks, your garden has probably gone from a desert to a jungle in a short period of time. After a monthlong drought,…
How to get rid of Japanese beetles from your Jersey Fresh garden
Japanese beetles are on the prowl looking for their next meal across the Garden State. They usually come out in June and July and if left unchecked, can wreak havoc in your…
It’s July, here’s what you can still plant in your New Jersey garden
Just because it’s July and you’re starting to pick your garden bounties, it doesn’t mean you can keep planting and get ready for a second fall crop season. As the warm summer…
Zucchinis emerge from the rain across New Jersey
Depending upon when you planted your zucchini in your New Jersey garden, you might notice a few new additions to your garden this week. After a week of rain and growth, zucchinis…
After months with no rain, New Jersey gardeners getting flooded out
New Jersey had a dry spell that devastated many gardens and farm crops in the Garden State this spring, but over the past two weeks, it has rained almost every day and…
Aphids attacking gardens across New Jersey, here’s what to do
Your garden is getting into gear and growing, but you are noticing something not right. Something has been munching on your months of hard work and causing problems. The culprit could be…
Yes, gooseberries are a New Jersey thing
Gooseberries. You probably never heard of them, but they are a simple to grow shrub in New Jersey that can cost you about $15 for a lifetime supply of sweet, tart and…
For New Jersey gardners, pea season is upon us
As the chill of winter gives way to the warmth of spring, nature awakens with a vibrant display of colors and flavors. Among the bountiful treasures that spring brings forth, fresh peas…
Hand picked New Jersey strawberries are always better than store bought ones
There’s something undeniably delightful about picking your own fresh produce, especially when it comes to strawberries. New Jersey, known as the Garden State, offers a plethora of opportunities to indulge in this…
It’s berry season in New Jersey, here’s how to protect your crop from birds
It’s that time of year when blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, mulberries and others are getting ripe for the picking in New Jersey. While the fruits are enticing for you and your family, they…
What does it mean when your potatoes are flowering?
Summer is drawing near and you might notice out in your Jersey garden that some of the potatoes you planted earlier this spring are now flowering, but what does it mean? Are…
Springtime woes: Bolting broccoli and what to do about it
Hey Jersey gardeners, it’s getting hot out there and you might be dealing with bolting broccoli as the weather warms up. As a dedicated gardener, it can be disheartening to witness your…
Heavy rains raise threat of powdery mildew for Jersey zucchini growers
After more than a month without rain, New Jersey gardeners this week are dealing with another problem. The arrival of spring rains and the conditions for powdery mildew on their zucchini plants…
There’s nothing like a Jersey Tomato and Here’s Why
If you are a backyard gardener or visit the many farmers markets and fruit stands that sell Jersey tomatoes each summer, you will agree that nothing in the world beats a fresh,…
Here are 5 flowers you should grow to attract pollinators to your New Jersey garden
Creating a pollinator-friendly garden is not only beneficial for the environment but also essential for a successful vegetable garden. Pollinators, such as bees, butterflies, and other insects, play a crucial role in…
Here are 5 vegetables you can still plant by seed in your garden in May in New Jersey
May is not too late to start planting seeds in your New Jersey garden. While some crops require an early start, there are still plenty of options for planting seeds this month.…
As spring turns to summer, here’s what New Jersey backyard gardeners need to know
As spring transitions into summer, May presents an exciting and busy time for gardeners in New Jersey. With longer days and warmer temperatures, it’s the perfect opportunity to nurture and care for…
Did you know you can grow these kiwis in your New Jersey garden?
If you’re a fan of kiwis but live in a climate that’s too cold for traditional kiwi plants, then you’ll be happy to know that there’s a solution: growing hardy kiwis. Hardy…
Here are 7 things you can plant right now in your New Jersey backyard garden
It’s May in New Jersey, and it’s the perfect time to start thinking about what to plant in your garden. The weather is getting warmer and the soil is starting to warm…
Gardening Pioneer Shares Revolutionary Technique to Grow Veggies Anywhere
Joel Karsten, a horticulture science graduate and gardening pioneer, has shared his revolutionary technique to grow fresh vegetables and flowers anywhere, regardless of soil conditions or backyard space. In his book, Straw…
Five essentials you need to plant in your New Jersey garden in May
May is the perfect time to start planting your garden in New Jersey. The weather is starting to warm up, and the soil is finally thawed out and ready for new growth.…
Five berries you can easily grow in your New Jersey garden
Berries are a delicious and nutritious addition to any garden, and they’re perfect for New Jersey’s climate. With its mild summers and cold winters, New Jersey is an ideal location for growing…
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