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After several weeks of extreme cold, temperatures have warmed up. Now temperatures are expected to climb into the 50’s and 60’s. Andre Viette talks about the impact this can have on your plants. Flowers may start breaking through the soil and trees will start blooming with warmer temperatures.
During the winter, especially when the ground is covered with snow, the birds will rely on your bird feeders more than ever. Andre and Mark Viette talk about picking the right bird seed, so you’re feeding the birds food that helps them make it through the cold.
On this episode of In the Garden, Andre talks about landscaping. Winter can be a good time to plan for updating the landscape around your home. It’s important to do some research or hire a professional to help you layout your plan.
You can improve the air quality in your home by increasing the number of house plants you have. On this episode of In the Garden, Andre Viette talks about the benefits of house plants, removing harmful elements from your air. Andre also has some suggestions for which houseplants may be right for your home.
More and more people are reading food labels and trying to eat better foods. Andre Viette talks about growing your own food and avoiding the long list of ingredients you find in processed foods.
With more snow in the forecast, Andre Viette talks about picking the best kind of shovel for handling the snow. He also talks about ice melt and the different varieties.
Snow and extreme cold temperatures are in the forecast for the east coast. Andre Viette talks about the impact of both the snow and the temperature going below zero.
On this episode of In the Garden, Andre Viette talks about landscaping and the importance of having a landscape expert help with your landscaping needs.
Winter means spending more time indoors. Andre Viette has suggestions for indoor plants to make your home look more like a garden!
On this episode of In the Garden, Andre Viette talks about winters cold temperatures and the benefits of snowfall. Snow can work as a blanket, protecting the roots of plants from freezing.