As summer begins to wind down, the garden still has plenty of life left in it. August and September are important transition months for gardeners in West Virginia’s Eastern Panhandle—a time to continue caring for summer favorites while preparing flower beds, vegetable gardens, and landscapes for fall. With a little attention now, you can enjoy fresh color and produce well into the season while also setting your garden up for a stronger start next spring. Keep Up With Watering Late-summer heat...

Summer in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia can be beautiful, but it can also be tough on your garden. Between hot afternoons, dry spells, heavy humidity, and the occasional summer storm, plants can go from thriving to stressed pretty quickly. The good news? With a few simple adjustments, you can help your flowers, veggies, containers, and landscape plants make it through the summer heat and keep growing strong. Water Deeply, Not Constantly When temperatures rise, it can be tempting to...

Spring is in full bloom, and we’re so excited to welcome you to our Greenhouse Open House Weekend at New Leaf Greenhouse & Market! Join us Saturday, May 2nd from 9 AM–3 PM as we celebrate another beautiful season in the greenhouse with fresh plants, local pop-ups, good food, sweet treats, refreshing drinks, and the kind of small-town community we’re so grateful to be a part of. This annual celebration is the perfect time to browse the greenhouse, plan your porches and flower beds, stock up...