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Rake N' Hoe

Check out this new product now in stock! You can hoe your early spring garden with a long handle and then flip the hoe over and it becomes a rake. This way you can keep off the moist soil and not cause damage to the soil structure. The narrow head allows easy access to weeds around you favorite perennials. A must have for any gardener!

Sally Says

Sally Cunningham, author of Great Garden Companions

Western New York's Sally Cunningham, having made her way in the world with her organic gardening expertise, is an enthusiastic master gardener and knowledgeable expert full of passion who easily transmits all of her energy to her audience both as a wonderful writer and speaker.

From her days as a country girl, Cunningham, a former Cornell Extension educator, loved nature. She grew up in Eden, on 20 acres of wooded land where she tended plants as long as she can remember. As a child, she learned about soil, worms, perennials, and raspberries from her grandfather. She carried with her the beautifully complex vision of many dimensions all through the years as she went about the world outside the garden gate.

News Articles

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  • May is the Real Spring

    April 30, 2012

    Gardening tips for early May after the not-so-springlike weather in April.

  • Early Weeding

    April 1, 2012

    It's not too early to begin weeding your gardens.

  • Weird Winter Weather...What Does it Mean?

    February 14, 2012

    Suddenly we had some snow and a week that seemed like winter. But that doesn't change the fact that our plants have had an a-typical experience, whether above ground or beneath the mulch. Here is the horticulturist view, based on some solid botany and plant physiology--plus some informed speculation, of what the plants are doing and what might happen as they approach spring and summer...

  • Growing Amaryllis

    December 16, 2011

    How to keep your amaryllis growing year after year.

  • Caring for Your Christmas Cactus

    December 16, 2011

    Here are some tips to help you keeping your Christmas cactus looking beautiful long after the holidays have passed.

  • Caring for Holiday Plants

    December 16, 2011

    Everything you need to know to care for your holiday plants.

  • Winter Beauty - Shrubs and Trees

    October 21, 2011

    There are many things to consider when planning for winter beauty in your landscape.

  • Tips for the Week

    October 2, 2011

    Gardening continues into autumn.

  • Take Tropicals and Houseplants Inside (and which ones can you save?)

    October 1, 2011

    Which tender plants will you choose to take indoors and keep as houseplants?

  • Pairing Bulbs with Perennials

    September 29, 2011

    Now is the time to plant bulbs with your perennials for a beautiful spring display.

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