Cold crops can be easily forgotten, but they’re a great way to extend production in your garden. And, now is the time to start thinking about getting these cold-weather crops in the ground. If you’re considering planting for the fall weather, here are some basic tips and timelines to keep in mind.

If you’ve ever gifted or been the recipient of a Valentine’s Day bouquet, you know how special the small gesture can be! At Farmside Florist, we love playing a small part in making Valentine’s Day special for couples, and in addition to crafting and delivering quality bouquets and gifts, we love to help guide our customers to selecting the right gift for their loved-one.

As we enter a new year, you’re probably doing some reflecting about the year that has passed and what you’d like to see in the year ahead. And while it’s the dormant season for many outdoor plants here in New Jersey, it’s never too early to be thinking about what you’d like to accomplish in your garden this year! Whether you have a seasoned green-thumb or you are new to gardening, here are a few New Year’s Resolutions to consider to help your plants thrive this year.

If you’re like us, you’re itching to get started with your holiday decorating. Maybe you’ve already pulled out some items from the attic, or you’ve placed an order for some fresh wreaths and mantlepieces. While it’s never too early to decorate, you are probably concerned about keeping your Christmas greens fresh so they last throughout the season and maintain their vibrant beauty. In this guide, we'll share some tips to help you keep your holiday greenery fresh and vibrant so you can start decorating sooner and enjoy vibrant color all season long!

Your wedding day is one of the most special days of your life, and the flowers play a big role in creating the aesthetic you’ve dreamed of. But with so many options out there, how do you choose the right florist for your wedding? In this blog post, we'll share the key factors to consider when choosing the right florist in Sussex County, NJ for your wedding day.

You and your garden have been through a lot together this season. As you prepare to close up your garden for the year and transition to the next season, you probably have a long mental list of things you want to do differently next year. Here are some things we recommend gardeners keep track of in a gardening journal.

As the days grow shorter and the temperatures start to drop, it's time to think about bringing in any houseplants you kept outside this summer. With the right steps and care, you can ensure they thrive inside your home until it's time to return them to the great outdoors next spring. In this guide, we'll walk you through the essential steps to transition your plants back indoors and provide tips to keep them healthy and happy throughout the winter.

At Farmside Gardens, we are proud to grow many varieties of cut flowers right here on our 170-acre farm. In addition to providing fresh stems for arrangements in our own florist, we sell stems wholesale to other local florists and markets. As lovers of fresh flowers, we encourage home gardeners and flower lovers to consider growing their own cut flower gardens. Not only are cut flower gardens beautiful, but keeping your own garden makes it easy to keep fresh flowers in the home throughout the growing season!

From the dress to the decor, brides often have a unique vision for their special day. Wedding flowers are a key part of bringing that dream to life, and so at Farmside Florist, we take pride in making sure that brides are fully satisfied with their flowers on their wedding day.

There’s something special about the way a fresh cut flower arrangement can brighten a room. While you can always pick up a fresh arrangement from your local florist, many flower lovers choose to grow their own cut flower gardens at home, planting varieties that are perfect for cutting and arranging at home. With the right garden and a little training in how to put together a balanced arrangement (like we teach in our Cut & Create classes!), a home gardener can create beautiful bouquets from their own garden.

Trees are a great addition to any landscape, providing shade, beauty, and even fresh fruit. But with so many different types of trees out there, it can be overwhelming to decide which ones to plant in your yard. Our tree experts have put together this guide to help you narrow your choices, select the right tree for your property, and ensure that it grows and thrives!

Spring is here, and the world is coming to life around us. Trees are blooming, tulips and daffodils are peeking up from the ground, and the air is filled with the promise of warmer weather and longer days. It's the perfect time to start thinking about your summer garden!

If you’re like us, you’re eager to get your garden started! But in New Jersey, we have to be careful not to get ahead of ourselves. Lots of plants are not hardy enough for the cold weather that will linger for a few more weeks.

While many of our favorite summer gardening varieties need a few more weeks before they’re ready to brave the cold, there are a variety of cold weather crops that are perfect for gardeners like us who like to get a head start on the planting season!