| Birds in the garden, peppers, mosquitoes |
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| | May is bee in blossom,
May is birds a-nesting,
May is picking violets on a hill;
May is young and twenty,
May is Sunday-besting,
May is eager Jack and willing Jill.
âThe Old Farmer's Almanac, 1961 |
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Birds in the Garden How to Keep Birds Away From Your Garden Birds are a welcome addition to the garden, but if the crows are devouring your corn and the jays are eating your berries, here are a few ways to keep birds away from your garden. |
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| Practical has never looked so pretty. Fill our graduated canisters with flour, sugar, tea, cookies, doggie treats, or whatever you like to keep handy. Then put them on display on a countertop or open shelf. They are made of powder-coated carbon steel and have snug-fitting lids and chrome-plated handles. $49.99 |
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Bush Beans vs. Pole Beans Beans Pole and bush beans (more commonly called green beans) are a tender vegetable and a great addition to any garden! |
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| Over a foot long and made of cast iron! $34.95 |
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Growing Peppers Bell Peppers Peppers are a tender, warm-season crop. |
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| NEW! Chronicle your garden day by day, plus facts, tips, and garden lore! Beautiful, inspiring, and filled with colorful illustrations, gardening tips and knowledge, The Old Farmerâs Almanac Gardening Notebook will become a personal gardening bible. FREE 2017 GARDEN GUIDE with every order while supplies last. $14.95 |
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Spring Onion Pesto Wild Ramp (Spring Onion) Pesto Recipe I was at the farmersâ market this past Saturday, cruising through the rows of vegetables, when I saw something exciting enough to stop me in my tracks. It couldnât be. It was too early. Could it be? It was. Ramps! And where there are ramps, there's a Wild Ramp (Spring Onion) Pesto recipe to be made! |
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| Made using traditional sand-casting techniques! Display inside or outside. Â $14.49 |
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| Use this small pitcher as a flower vase or accent decoration. $12.95 |
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