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Excitement
As I sit down to write this blog the word that comes to mind is excitement. This is an exciting time of year. There is so much happening...

Jodie Papandrea
Apr 17, 20171 min read


Question a Rose
Every spring, there are two groups of plants I get more questions about than any other: People are concerned about how to take care of...
WBG Staff
Apr 14, 20173 min read


The Great Wild Goose Chase
I receive questions every year concerning how Wellfield staff control our population of Branta canadensis, or Canada goose, so I thought...
WBG Staff
Apr 7, 20173 min read


Cut the Grass Already?
Every spring as I drive about Elkhart County, I cringe upon seeing the yearly attempt to cut back ornamental grass clumps. Believe it or...
WBG Staff
Mar 31, 20172 min read


Dormant Oils
Forty degrees Fahrenheit seems an important yard and garden threshold, and with air temperatures set to trend upwards again this week,...
WBG Staff
Mar 24, 20172 min read


Early Detection of Plant Health Problems
What we do to one portion of our yard affects the many other relationships in the system. If we immediately sprayed our sunflowers at the...
WBG Staff
Mar 17, 20173 min read


Sensational Seasonal Seed Starting Part 2
In part one of this topic we considered our seed sources. Does the supplier operate ethically? How and where is the seed produced? What...
WBG Staff
Mar 10, 20172 min read


Sensational Seasonal Seed Starting Part 1
I am often asked if I grow any of the plants at Wellfield from seed, and if so, how do I go about selecting and ordering seed for the...
WBG Staff
Mar 3, 20172 min read


Warming Up, Bad or Good?
I think the most common question that I am asked in February, when the inevitable slight warm stretch arrives, is “Are you worried about...
WBG Staff
Feb 26, 20172 min read
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