Fungus Gnats: PGC Best Practices
Sonja Jacobson Sonja Jacobson

Fungus Gnats: PGC Best Practices

Anyone with indoor plants has been here before.

You’ve been taking the BEST care of your house or office plant, but lately you’ve noticed some tiny flying bugs while watering. Now there’s more than one, tiny spacy floating blurry black spots. You’ve got fungus gnats - tiny flies (similar to fruit flies) that live in house plants!

Before you call the fumigator, we’ve got great news about these pests!

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Zone Pushing, Montana Edition
Sonja Jacobson Sonja Jacobson

Zone Pushing, Montana Edition

What is Zone Pushing?

Zone pushing is the gardening practice of growing a plant outside its recommended USDA hardiness zone. A "tender perennial" is a plant that is perennial (comes back year after year) in warm climates but is not winter-hardy in your colder zone.

Zone pushing is about creatively helping these plants survive winter so you can enjoy them for multiple seasons.

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