Chet's Garden Center
Yoshino cherry trees are renowned for their abundant pink or white blossoms that emerge in spring, gracing gardens and landscapes with their captivating beauty. But beyond their spectacular floral display, you may wonder – how long do these classic ornamental cherries actually live? It’s a common question, as Yoshinos have gained a reputation for having … Read more
Dahlias are absolutely stunning flowers that can add a pop of color to any garden. Their vibrant blooms come in a wide range of colors shapes and sizes. Many gardeners choose to grow dahlias in pots so they can move them around the yard and even bring them indoors over winter. But how long can … Read more
Tomato plants are susceptible to infestations from many different pests, including little flies. These small insects can quickly multiply and cause major damage if left uncontrolled. As a tomato gardener, it’s important to know how to identify, prevent, and get rid of little flies so your plants can thrive. Identifying Little Flies on Tomato Plants … Read more
Red chillies are a staple ingredient in many cuisines. Their vibrant color and spicy heat instantly elevate dishes. However fresh chillies only last about a week when stored in the refrigerator. For chilli lovers who cook frequently or buy in bulk when prices are low, learning proper storage methods to extend the shelf life of … Read more
Trees are often staked when first planted to provide extra stability while their root systems establish. However, leaving stakes on too long can actually hinder the tree’s development and even damage it. So when is the right time to remove tree stakes? This comprehensive guide will walk you through everything you need to know. Why … Read more
Having a lush, green, weed-free yard is the dream for many homeowners. But when you have pets who like to dig and play in the grass, using harsh chemical weed killers can be risky. The good news is there are several effective options for getting rid of weeds that won’t put your furry friends in … Read more
For most gardeners, tomato planting season is a rite of spring As the soil warms and the days lengthen, it’s time to get those tomato seeds started indoors But what if you’re late to the game and haven’t planted your tomatoes yet? Is there still time to get a tomato crop this year? Let’s take … Read more
Dahlias are absolutely stunning in the summer garden with their bright, colorful blooms But when fall arrives, it’s important to know how to properly care for dahlias so they survive the winter and return vigorously next year In this guide. I’ll provide a complete overview of fall dahlia care including Why fall care is crucial … Read more
The Best Time to Harvest Garlic for Maximum Flavor and Storage Garlic is a unique vegetable to grow because unlike most plants, it is harvested based on the condition of the leaves rather than the bulb. Knowing the optimal time to dig up garlic bulbs is key to getting the best flavor and ensuring the … Read more
Red creeping thyme is a low-growing, mat-forming herb that makes an excellent ground cover. With its tiny leaves and tufts of pink or purple flowers, it can create a carpet of color in the garden. If you’re looking to add this visually appealing plant to your outdoor space, you’ll need to get your hands on … Read more