Stephen Eliasson has almost 40 years of experience writing professionally for lifestyle interests, culture, retail industry, and hobbies. He and his wife also work in community theatre.
From spring planting to fall cleanup, a small set of reliable tools can help you garden smarter, protect soil, and keep your yard thriving through the seasons.
Simple tips New Glarus gardeners can use to protect bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects while preparing yards for spring growth.
From manufacturing to health care and food production, major employers in Green County — including those near New Glarus — continue to drive jobs, growth, and regional identity.
Easy vegetables and flowers for New Glarus gardens can help beginners grow a productive, low-stress home garden with reliable plants suited to the southern Wisconsin growing season.
Before planting this spring in New Glarus, gardeners may want to look below the surface. Local Master Gardener Mike Davis explains why healthy soil—and sometimes a soil test—can make all the difference.
Weighing the benefits and challenges of raised beds, containers, in-ground plots and no-dig methods can save a lot of time, cost, and energy as the gardening season warms up.
Smart site planning, sun tracking and water access can help New Glarus gardeners grow stronger vegetables and flowers through Wisconsin’s growing seasons.
As freezing rain crippled Wisconsin in March 1976, New Glarus was plunged into darkness, isolation, and uncertainty—an ice storm locals still call “The Doozy,” reshaping winter preparedness for generations to come.
As winter loosens its grip on New Glarus, local gardeners are urged to plan around Zone 5 temperatures, respect the village’s unique silt loam soil, and practice patience before digging in.
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