Many of us are 4-6 weeks away from our last frost of the season, which means our garden tasks are ramping up!

Today we’re going over a few tasks that you should be doing now to prepare for your peak gardening season once last frost has passed.

As we get into the spring season, our gardening to-do list starts to fill up. These 7 essential chores will get you ready for a successful garden — while not filling up your calendar with too many tasks.

The controversy surrounding peat moss underscores the importance of informed decision-making in sustainable gardening practices.

Attracting pollinators is a key element of eco-gardening. Pollinators support wildlife, healthy soil, and a robust ecosystem.

Let’s go over some flowers you can plant in your garden to attract various pollinators to your landscape.

We opened the doors to the program in March of last year (2023) and hosted the program live, meaning we released a couple modules at a time and had live Q&A sessions after students had time to go through the material.

This is the biggest educational program we have ever offered. In the past we’ve done in-person workshops on the flower farm, virtual classes, and presentations for various groups, but those typically contained one session where we delivered information and gave out a few supporting materials, and ended with some time for Q&A.

Teaching has always been a cornerstone of our business here at Sweet Earth Co. It’s even in our main mission — We Grow, We Design, We Teach.

Do you dream of having your own cutting garden, but find yourself hesitating because you think you don’t have enough space?

Well, we’re here to debunk the myth that a cutting garden requires a large expanse of land, or even a big yard.

We may be a bit biased, but we think everyone should grow flowers and herbs. Whether you have a large backyard garden or a small container, you can enjoy the benefits of eco-gardening.

As we step into a new year, we’re inspired by James Clear and his incredible book Atomic Habits, and want to apply his teachings to setting garden goals.

It’s no secret that we love cutting gardens. Not only are they a foundation of our business, we also teach about how to start your own.

Another benefit of gardening we enjoy is the community building. Throughout this past year, we’ve enjoyed interacting with and helping our community with our flowers. Let’s take a look back!

The season for gift shopping is officially here! Whatever holiday you’re celebrating, I’m rounding up some favorite Sweet Earth Co. experiences your friends and family will love.

In this post, we want to chat a bit more about how to make your own compost.

If you’re anything like us here at Sweet Earth Co., you want your home and landscape to be as “green” as possible. Here are 3 ways to make your landscape more green.

Soil is the foundation of your plants. Having healthy soil will lead to healthier, more high-quality plants.

The end of summer doesn’t mean the end of gardening for the year. There is plenty you can still do in the fall!

Vase life differs for every type of flower. In addition, the quality of the flower and the stage at which it’s harvested also impacts vase life.

It goes without saying that we love dahlias here at Sweet Earth Co. There are endless varieties of dahlias, available in a multitude of styles, sizes, and colors.

Here at Sweet Earth Co., our cutting gardens are full of beautiful blooms from spring through late fall that we use for fresh floral arrangements and installations.

But we also plant plenty so that we have some to dry. We harvest some blooms so that we can preserve them and use them for dried bouquets and crafting.