gardening

NBCLX’s Fernando Hurtado explains the wellness benefits of gardening using ASMR.

John Mongeau from CT LIVE! shows you what you can grow in your CT garden

Mother’s Day is typically a staple weekend for people to begin their gardening but Mother Nature has not been cooperating this year. “With the weather it’s been difficult,” says Jessica Duncan, manager of Warner Nursery and Garden Center. But thankfully warmer weather is on the way and people are gearing up to garden. “Now I gotta get home and...

With temperatures finally warming up, people across the state will be able to start work on their backyard gardens

The coronavirus pandemic has many Americans growing their own food for their first time. Experts say now is the perfect time to plant vegetables for a bountiful harvest. NBC’s Dan Scheneman reports.

Nurseries make 80% of their sales between March and June.

Len Besthoff takes a closer look at how COVID-19 is impacting farmers during this time

There is a lot of anxiety coming with the COVID-19 health crisis and lots of people are looking for healthy ways to practice social distancing while enjoying the outdoors. Some people, including 5-year old Lucas Massimino, are turning to gardening. “I’m ready to start planting my tree,” said Massimino. “I might even plant it in the backyard.” It’s a...

As more people are spending time at home, we have tips on starting a garden

A local nature center in Litchfield is keeping up the tradition of tours and workshops, just not in person.

During a time of so much uncertainty and change, many people are doing their best to keep a sense of normalcy. And while the White Memorial Conservation Center in Litchfield isn’t able to hold their typical spring tours and workshops, they’re taking a virtual approach to keep people informed and educated. Spring is a gorgeous time of the year...

Meteorologist Kaitlyn McGrath takes us to a farm in Bloomfield that is still open for business and give children learning opportunities with plenty of room to safely get outside.

As the world adapts to a new way of living, Sunny Farm in Rocky Hill is working to offer the public a different way of picking and eating their food.

In a time of a pandemic, more people are turning to their backyard gardens to grow their own produce

As people are staying home amid the coronavirus pandemic, some people are creating their own gardens.

More and more people are staying home to help stop the spread of the coronavirus, and to help their cabin fever, they’re spending more time in their yards.

More and more people are staying home to help stop the spread of the coronavirus, and to help their cabin fever, they’re spending more time in their yards. For nurseries, good weather is always a good sign, but the lack of shoppers inside isn’t. RJ Domack, vice president of Moscarillo’s Garden Shoppe in West Hartford says the past weekend...