Our 2nd Annual Tulip Festival is April 16th to April 30th! This is one of the best photo opportunities in Ohio. So, here are some photography tips to help you take take your best photos this spring at Timbuk Farms.

What should you plant in central Ohio in April? Here are some flower and vegetable ideas for early spring gardening.

Our 2nd Annual Tulip Festival is almost here! Check out this ultimate guide so that you can make the most of this family-friendly springtime festival.

Here are some of the best springtime and family-friendly festivals in Ohio, including our annual Tulip Festival.

Our garden center opens April 1st! Here’s a sneak peak of what flowers and plants we have in stock to get you started on your spring gardening.

Visiting pick your own farms and events are great ways to make family memories. Here’s what you should expect about “U-pick” events and some of the best pick your own farms in Ohio.

Begonias are beautiful plants with bright flowers and unique leaf patterns. But what are the types of begonias and how do you take care of one? Here’s everything you need to know about begonia care.

Cover crops are great for home gardeners to up their soil game. But what is a cover crop, how do you choose one for your garden, and how do you plant a cover crop? We’re so glad that you asked.

Pollinators need our help! Your garden can help pollinators survive the winter and here’s how.

Gardening doesn’t end in the fall! Here are flowers and plants for central Ohio that are great for adding color during autumn and helping pollinators.

What if we told you that you could add another couple of months to your vegetable garden’s production if you’re based in central Ohio? Here are the best vegetables to plant in the fall.

Did you know that fall is a great time to garden in Ohio? Seriously! Fall is the perfect time to plant trees and shrubs.

Are you looking for pollinator-friendly and easy-to-grow flowers? Do you want flowers that will bring vibrant color to your Ohio garden during the late summer and into fall? If so, then look no further than the robust rudbeckia.