jersey grown

The warm weather is beginning to arrive, which means many New Jersey residents will be spending time in their gardens. State Agriculture Secretary Douglas Fisher is urging everyone to buy Jersey Grown products from local nurseries and garden centers, especially along the Jersey Shore, to help rebuilding efforts following Sandy.

As the spring planting season gets underway, New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas Fisher is urging all state residents to go to their local nurseries and landscapers and look for the Jersey Grown label on their items.

Spring is in the air which means the planting season is underway.  If you're looking to spruce up your garden, New Jersey Agriculture Secretary Douglas Fisher is urging all state residents to go to their local nurseries and landscapers and buy locally grown items.  Fisher visited McNaughton's Gardens in Somers Point today where he kicked off his Buy Local program.

If you're planning to start your spring planting, why not purchase 'Jersey Grown' annuals?