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Why February Is a Great Time to Start a Garden

February might not be the first month you associate with gardening, after all, the ground is still frozen in many parts of the world, and the days are short. However February is actually a fantastic time to start planning, preparing, and even planting for your upcoming garden. Here’s why February is a great time to get a jumpstart on your garden—and how to make the most of it.

Eco-Conscious Landscape Designs: Paige Payne + Backyard Boxes

We are thrilled to announce our partnership with Paige Payne, the founder and lead landscape designer at Online Landscape Designs based out of Montrose, CO. Paige seeks to enhance people’s lives by connecting them to the natural world through outdoor spaces.⁠ We are excited that our organic friendly,natural cedar garden boxes will be an option to her customers as will our eco-friendly poly whey stains and sealers from Vermont Natural Coatings. 

Raised Beds Vs In-Ground Vegetable Garden

Raised garden beds have skyrocketed in popularity in the post-covid era. The desire to grow your own food and be relatively self sufficient is on the minds of many. Though we believe raised beds are the best way to go, here is a list of pros and cons to help you decide whether raised beds are right for you.

Fall Gardening Tips

The harvesting season is upon us. We’re finally reaping the delicious rewards of our (sometimes back breaking) labor. So now what?  I love fall gardening and how it can set you up for Spring planting! Below are 10 helpful Fall Gardening Tips. 

What Can You Do With Your Sawdust?

What can you do with your sawdust? Donate it! One man’s sawdust is another rescue horse’s bedding, or in this case OUR sawdust is another rescue horse’s bedding. Handcrafting raised garden beds in our woodshop creates a lot of sawdust by-product. Bags and bags of it. Naturally we didn’t want to waste it or burn it and that’s when we found Mile High Equestrian and Rescue. 

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