GrangeKnows Blog

Winter is creeping in—frosty mornings and chilly winds. While you might be cozy in your fluffy socks and sipping hot cocoa, your barn needs a bit of prep to face the cold weather too. But don't worry, preparing your barn for winter doesn't have to be a chore. Let's walk you through the essentials of keeping your barn in good condition and ready for winter. Check for Repairs Your barn's roof and gutters will likely be the first to fa… Read more

Winter is approaching, and your bulbs need hibernation! Whether storing summer-flowering bulbs or spring-blooming bulbs, knowing how to store bulbs for winter ensures they are viable for planting later. So, how do you make sure all your bulbs survive the cold and the garden is bursting with color come spring? Let’s cover all you need to know about bulbs and how to store them for the next growing season. Why Store Bulbs for the Winte… Read more

  Festive Fall Fall kicked off plenty of opportunities for stores to decorate their stores and nurseries with pumpkins, mums, and fall-themed decor. Customers took advantage of the fall themes with photo opportunities at most of our store locations. Stores were encouraged to decorate as there was a contest for the best display among stores.         Malamute Rescue and Rehabilitation Grange Co-op partne… Read more

Is your garden vibrant from spring to fall but becomes dull once winter arrives? Just because the temperatures are dipping doesn’t mean your garden has to die. There are many plants that can keep your yard looking alive, lush, and full of color during the darkest, coldest days of the year. But how do you achieve this? Selecting hardy plants that introduce vibrant colors, interesting textures, and a touch of life into your space thro… Read more