Nature Knows Best: Wildflower Experts Tailor Fall Planting Tips to Your Growing Zone

September 9, 2024 American Meadows

Fall planting naturally sets the stage for a healthier, more resilient garden with minimal upkeep. Cooler temperatures and increased rainfall create ideal conditions for establishing perennial seeds, bulbs, and live plants. As roots develop and strengthen, plants are better prepared for earlier blooms in spring, while reducing the need for frequent watering and maintenance.

Garden Media Group’s 2025 Garden Trends Report Available Now

September 9, 2024 Garden Media Group

In the 2025 Report, Garden Media presents eight upcoming trends curated to impact consumer gardening behaviors in the coming year. The unifying theme of these trends, Nature’s Renaissance, highlights the movement to reintegrate natural elements into our lives, landscapes, and cities—bringing ‘green’ back into the picture. This renaissance isn’t just about returning to the roots; it’s about planting new ones for the future.

Little Sesame has Become the First and Only Hummus Brand on the Market to be Clean Label 

September 9, 2024 Nick Wiseman, Little Sesame

This certification confirms that the product is free from artificial additives, preservatives, and unnecessary chemicals including glyphosate, arsenic, and pesticide residues. Little Sesame is currently the only hummus on the market with this certification!

Natural Grocers Announces Collaboration with Bitchin’ Sauce to Benefit the Natural Grocers Heroes in Aprons Fund

Through September 30, for every Bitchin’ Sauce purchased at Natural Grocers, Bitchin’ Sauce will donate $1 to the Natural Grocers Heroes in Aprons Fund. Established in 2020, this nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization provides short-term financial assistance to Natural Grocers good4u® Crew members or their immediate family members who have encountered economic hardship due to sickness, natural disasters, or other unforeseen circumstances.

Milo’s Poultry Farms, LLC., Recalls Eggs Because of Possible Health Risk

Milo’s Poultry Farms’ eggs were distributed in Wisconsin, Illinois, and Michigan through retail stores and foodservice distributors.