The Hort Report — Sowing grass seed – Muddy River News First you rake and remove any old grass, leaves and sticks. This helps get the soil in the yard opened up. To get grass seed and fertilizer into the soil better,

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The Hort Report: Planting cool season vegetables – Muddy River News Now is the time to be getting your garden ready for planting cool season vegetables if you haven’t already done this. You should be following your garden plan for 2026

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The Hort Report: Pruning Your Grapes – Muddy River News You need to have grapes grow on a trellis or on wires so the grapes can get plenty of sunlight and air, making them easier to pick when ready too. New grapes only grow on new grape cane.

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The Hort Report: Leaves, leaves and more leaves – Muddy River News What to do with leaves-there are several things you can do with leaves. One thing that you shouldn’t do with leaves is burn them. Leaves can be a big help to you in several

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The Hort Report: Sowing grass seed – Muddy River News Over seeding needs to be done if you have less than 50% weeds and bare spots in your yard. If more than 50% is weeds and bare spots, you need to sow the whole yard.

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The Hort Report: Those pesky squash bugs and other topics – Muddy River News As your vegetable plants start to die off, you need to do a thorough cleanup of your infested plants. I pull them and spray them with Neem Oil. I then rake up all the leaves,

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