City Grange Gazette

This is the first in a series of three blog posts about succession planting.

Best known for their role in flavoring beer, hops are a large, attractive perennial plant that also has some applications in herbal health care.

Our special City Grange custom collections have been in the works since fall of 2019. We’re really excited and proud of them.

Everything you need to know about filling, or refreshing, your raised bed garden...

The absolute number one tip is to plan before you purchase anything... But that’s easier said than done, so here are City Grange's TOP FIVE TIPS to get started.

Staying the online, curbside and contact-less delivery course for now... with a few exceptions.

Part 1: What Equipment do I need? Have you been thinking about starting seeds at home but just aren’t sure where to start? Well read on, because ...

Part 2: Let’s start some seeds! Check out our previous post (link) to find out what equipment you need to get seeds started inside. Already good o...

Our mission is to remove every barrier to your garden success. Even if that means innovating due to COVID-19. We’re following all the guidelines put out by the City of Chicago related to keeping business establishments sanitized plus a few more…

Hello CPS teachers. 

We know it’s been rough with the school year starting and a potential strike looming. We want to help because our motto (and our heartfelt belief) is that United We Blossom. 

We plant natives for their better resilience, their contributions to the ecosystem (including needing fewer resources), and their embodiment of nourishment and beauty. 

Generally, a native plant is one that grew in the U.S. before the country was colonized. Some desirable traits of these types of native plants stem from them living in local communities.