Plants Are People Too

Craig Hignight knows all about springtime planting- when seedlings should start, advice for beginner gardeners, weed prevention, and everything in between!

We're settling into the dead of winter. Here's what Craig Hignight suggests if you want to add a little color in your home.

We've seen our first signs of winter, and Craig Hignight says for the most part, plants are done growing for the year. Here's what you need to know as we approach the 16 darkest weeks of winter.

Plant and garden expert Craig Hignight can't be stumped! He takes questions live on the air on News 8 at 11 and helps listeners with their late-season planting and harvesting questions.

Craig Hignight gives plant and garden advice about your green tomatoes and when to pick everything in your garden. Craig is talking about roses, weeds, crabgrass and more!He also has some tips about the best apples for an apple crisp.

Plant and garden expert Craig Hignight has been in the business for decades, and grown a personal relationship with nature of all kinds.In this episode of "Plants Are People Too" Craig discusses why so many gardeners are finding their plants lifeless or at least less vibrant than normal these days.He explains that a lot of it has to do with the wild winter we had and has a few suggestions on how to perk them up.