Kevette Minor Kane

Nemas Gardens Newsletter  January 2026 "Beginnings are the seeds of possibility." January carries the spirit of renewal—frost-kissed mornings in northern landscapes and sunlit abundance across equatorial gardens. Whether you’re pruning roses in New York or sowing amaranth in Manila, this month invites intention, courage, and gentle optimism. It is a season to honor fresh starts, to plant ideas alongside seedlings, and to trust that each small effort will grow into something greater. Just as...

Welcome to 2026, dear gardeners, growers, and green-hearted dreamers! There’s something magical about the start of a new year—a fresh calendar, fresh soil, and fresh intentions. Whether you’re tending a backyard plot, a balcony garden, or a community space, this is the perfect time to pause, reflect, and plant seeds for a more intentional growing season. Let’s dig into some gardening resolutions that can help us grow not just better plants, but better habits, deeper connections, and more...

January might look like a quiet month in the garden, but in Zone 7A, it’s actually a strategic time to prepare, plant, and plan . With cold-hardy crops outdoors and seed-starting projects indoors, you can set the stage for a productive spring. Let’s walk through it step by step. 1. Know Your Zone 7A Winter Conditions Zone 7A typically experiences: Average lows between 0°F and 5°F Regular frosts and occasional snow Short daylight hours This means most tender plants won’t survive outdoors, but...