May 29th is Learn About Composting Day. Compost is a nutrient-rich organic matter that helps enrich the soil. If you have a garden, introducing compost to your soil can significantly benefit your plants and soil. Composting also helps reduce your carbon footprint by reusing organic materials that would otherwise be thrown away. Compost can be […]
Learn About Composting
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Different Species of Evergreen Trees + Planting Tips
May 22nd, 2020 |When most people think of Evergreen trees, the first thing that comes to mind is probably Christmas. Although these trees are well-known for being used as Christmas trees, there is much more to this piney plant. Here at Cold Stream Farm, however, we know that evergreens come in all shapes and sizes, and they serve […]
How To Hardscape Your Garden
May 12th, 2020 |Hardscaping refers to the non-living elements in your garden. This can include rocks, outdoor furniture, water displays, and more. Hardscaping adds design and texture to a garden. It also creates a space to relax and unwind while you enjoy all your plants and shrubs. Here are a few tips for hardscaping your garden: Map Out […]
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Benefits of Birds on Your Property
May 8th, 2020 |Birds are beautiful creatures that add a wildlife quality to your property. Along with their beauty,there are many benefits to having birds on your property. Here are some of the benefits of having birds on your property: Pest & Rodent control- Birds eat a variety of pests that could be living on your […]
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How Ferns Reproduce
April 10th, 2020 |Ferns are vascular plants made of leafy branches. There are many different species of ferns around the world. They thrive in moist environments like tropical rainforests. Ferns vary in sizes and can be grown on the surface of ponds and on tree trunks. Reproduction While most plants are reproduced through seeds, ferns are reproduced […]
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Best Times To Water Plants
February 27th, 2020 |Planting trees, bushes, plants and other shrubs is a nice way to increase the aesthetic appeal of a property as well as provide some shade and privacy. It is a pretty straightforward process to plant trees, shrubs and other plants, but the real question that often comes with a little bit of uncertainty is when […]
Tips For Planting Pine Trees in Spring
February 20th, 2020 |Spring is just around the corner, so now is a great time to start getting your garden in shape for the upcoming warmer seasons. Spring is naturally a great time to plant bushes and trees, and pine trees are no exception. If you are considering planting some pine tree saplings this year, here are […]
The Impact of Trees on Your Property + Planting Tips
February 4th, 2020 |Many homes across America have trees either in their back or front yards. We see them every day when we leave, we clean up when leaves or branches when they fall, but have you ever taken the time to think about the real value they bring to your home? For starters, they provide us with […]
How to Attract Insects & Other Wildlife to Your Garden
January 8th, 2020 |Wildlife provides several benefits for humans, like pest control, pollinating plants, providing fertilizer for crops, and contributing to the food chain. If you are trying to attract more wildlife to your property, here are a few ways to do this: Before you can attract wildlife, you must first be sure of what specific animals you […]
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Winterizing Your Garden
November 26th, 2019 |In just a few short weeks winter will begin. If you live on the east coast, you may have already experienced the first snowfall of the season. Meteorologists have predicted a particularly rough winter as the polar vortex enters the United States. If you have a garden, you may be wondering how these cold temperatures […]