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Wood If I Could: Tree Fiber Offers Alternative to Peat in Potting Mix - Vimarsana News

Wood If I Could: Tree Fiber Offers Alternative to Peat in Potting Mix

Engineered wood fibers are showing promise for replacing peat moss in greenhouse potting media.

Find a plant swap, make a fall planter: 72 things for plant lovers to check out in September - Vimarsana News

Find a plant swap, make a fall planter: 72 things for plant lovers to check out in September

Here’s a roundup of garden events in the Lancaster County region this September.

Penn State Flower Trials Put Pretty on a Pedestal - Vimarsana News

Penn State Flower Trials Put Pretty on a Pedestal

Flower Trials Field Day took place July 28 at Penn State's Southeast Agricultural Research and Extension Center, near Manheim, Lancaster County.

Flower Growers Blossom in Keystone State - Vimarsana News

Flower Growers Blossom in Keystone State

Pennsylvania has the most flower growers of any state in the nation, a USDA report says.

Where does soil come from? This Lancaster County company makes soil blends to grow anything from flowers to cannabis [video] - Vimarsana News

Where does soil come from? This Lancaster County company makes soil blends to grow anything from flowers to cannabis [video]

This story was originally published in March 2020. You’ve heard of topsoil and potting soil and maybe even seed-starting soil. Did you know there also are organic soil, vegan soil and soil blends just for hanging baskets or cannabis? Chances are some of the bags of soil in your garden shed are made in Lancaster County. Frey Group in Lancaster’s southern end makes soil and sends it throughout the East Coast and into the Midwest. It’s a family business that started with a metal shop, added a sawmill and started selling the leftover bark as mulch. Now the third generation is part ...