Your Gardening Superpower

Do you know the feeling you get when you’ve learned something that changes the way you look at life? 

Like the first time you baked a cake from scratch and decided to swear off box mixes forever. 

Or when you finally figured out how to fold a fitted sheet in a way that would make The Home Edit proud? 

When that happens, it feels like you’ve unlocked a superpower within yourself. Your day has more joy. You live your life with a bit more confidence.

Today is one of those days for you.

I’ve witnessed countless gardeners make the same two mistakes year after year:

  1. Waiting until Mother’s Day weekend to plant their gardens. I get it – you don’t want to start too early and have your garden wiped out by a late frost.
  2. Only planting that weekend. Is there any other time of the year to plant? Limiting your planting to just one weekend significantly reduces your harvest potential and can lead to disappointment if certain crops fail.   

Here’s the secret that will change the way you garden forever: our Chicagoland growing season lasts from March through December. Which means you can be planting your garden and enjoying fresh harvests for ten months of the year.

Certain plants, like salad greens, only love growing before Mother’s Day and into the early winter. If you only plant a garden in May, you’re missing out on two-thirds of our growing season!

Never miss a growing season again.

That’s why I’m thrilled to share my FREE Chicago Planting Calendar with you! It’s the perfect guide to help you navigate our three distinct Chicago growing seasons and ensure you’re planting at the right time for optimal harvests.   

Download your FREE copy here:

Take the Guesswork out of Gardening:

  1. Quickstart Guide to Growing Any Month of the Season: Each month of the growing season has its own section.   
  2. Select Your Vegetables and Herbs: Choose what you’d like to grow this month from the list in the Guide. Either purchase the seedlings at your local nursery or start your own from seed.   
  3. Harvest and Enjoy: In no time, you’ll be harvesting more than you ever thought possible. Share your delicious, homegrown produce with family and friends! Plan your meals around your garden harvests for the freshest, tastiest dishes, too.   

March is the first chance we have to plant our gardens! Grab this Planting Calendar to get growing this month!

I’m confident that this calendar will empower you to create the garden of your dreams. And remember, if you need any help along the way, I’m always here for you.

Keep Growing!

Love,

 


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Nicole Jagielski

GARDEN COACH

Helping you incorporate growing your own herbs and vegetables into your busy, modern life is my passion. Most people believe they have a “black thumb,” but with the proper setup, I believe in your ability to grow more food on your patio, in your backyard, or on your balcony than you know what to do with.

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