Though we've had a warmer-than-normal winter so far, February and March may still provide some surprises. In the meantime, here are few a winter gardening tips to help you fill the time until spring arrives.
The Making of an Issue: How Sweet It Is!
Want to know more about our February issue? Continue reading for details and insights on our stories that you may not find in the pages of the magazine. Enjoy!
A Fruitful Garden
Thinking about adding an apple tree to your garden this year? Learn more about old-fashioned apple varieties that once flourished in North Carolina at the Southern Heritage Apple Orchard in Pinnacle.
In the Garden with Our State (January 2012)
Though winter is in full swing, a warmer-than-normal afternoon calls for spending time outside. During the dormant season, take a good look at your yard and garden and begin planning for the season to come.
My North Carolina Christmas
Tell us about your family traditions, your favorite North Carolina Christmas moments, or about Aunt Myrtle's homemade fruitcake. We'll share these stories here on ourstate.com.
Green Thumb Gift Ideas
This year, let Santa deliver a few garden-inspired gifts for the green thumb on your Christmas list.
In the Garden with Our State (December 2011)
With the arrival of the busy holiday season and much cooler weather, time spent in the garden may be hard to come by. These winter tips will help set the stage for a successful spring.
Big Pumpkins, Blue Ribbons
Online gardening contributor Toby Bost makes a visit to the Dixie Classic Fair. As the big pumpkins are loaded onto the scales, he's reminded of his own attempt at winning a blue ribbon.
In the Garden with Our State (November 2011)
Autumn is here, and your garden still needs special care. Follow these tips to keep your garden and lawn healthy during the autumn climate changes.
