Happy New Year! Time to Renew?
“Anyone who thinks that gardening begins in the spring and ends in the fall is missing the best part…Gardening begins in January, with a dream” – Josephine Neuse It’s a brand new year, and time for a new approach as … Continue reading →
Gifts for Your Garden
Aah winter—when the pace of work in the garden slows to a walk, instead of the spring and summer race between the gardener and the weeds! Or deadheading! Or pruning! Or several other commanding needs. Now is the opportunity to … Continue reading →
Winter is Coming! Are You Ready?
Getting Your Yard Ready for Winter While this is mainly intended for Corraleños, these generalities apply to most gardens. In Corrales, whether you are in the Bosque with its large trees, and proximity to the Rio Grande, or the sand … Continue reading →
High Desert Gardening
[et_pb_section bb_built=”1″][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_post_title _builder_version=”3.19″ featured_image=”off” /][et_pb_text] One of the things those of us who arrange the Corrales Garden Tour each year understand is that gardening in the high desert is not always easy. Corrales has two distinct ecosystems. the Bosque … Continue reading →
Gardens Host Plein Air Artists for 2018 Tour
The Plein Air (painting outdoors) Painters are back this year at the Corrales Garden Tour on June 3, 2018 from 9 am-4pm! Watch them paint in this year’s featured gardens, or during the month of May, you may have even … Continue reading →
Master Gardeners’ Answers to Top Questions
The Sandoval County Master Gardeners mission states that “Sandoval County Master Gardeners are dedicated in helping our community with gardening knowledge and assistance on community service projects. We keep our county green!” and to do this they offer classes, news, … Continue reading →
Talking up the Tour on Good Day New Mexico
Nancy Renner, Marketing Chair, shares tour information with Good Day New Mexico’s Casey Messer. Enjoy!
Continue reading →Attracting Bees, Hummingbirds and Butterflies
It’s easy to make your garden a haven for hummingbirds, butterflies and bees, and a yard with their motion and color is more interesting. Most importantly—living things need water. If it makes noise, it’s even better; a slow drip in … Continue reading →
Garden Tips: Staying Alive – Staying Alive
by Great Outdoors Nursery A frequently asked question here in the nursery is “How do I keep (enter plant name) alive in my horrible soil, this unbearable wind, and this unpredictable weather?” Many times the answer requires a game of … Continue reading →