A new year always brings a fresh start. It’s a time when many of us reflect on the past and think about what we want to do differently- new hobbies to try, better routines to build, or projects we’ve always wanted to start. If you’ve ever thought about growing your own food, filling your yard...
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’Twas the Night Before Christmas at the Co-op
’Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the shop,Not a creature was stirring – not even a mop.The shelves were all stocked with great winter care,In hopes that last-minute shoppers soon would be there. The salt bags were stacked by the doorway with pride,With shovels and propane all lined up outside.And Scott in his...
🍂 November Greetings from the Marshall County Co-op
As the leaves finish their final fall dance and the days grow shorter, November brings a season rich in gratitude, reflection, and preparation. Here at the Marshall County Co-op, we’re grateful for each of you — our customers, our neighbors, and our community — who make this place more than just a store. Counting Our...
From Pumpkins to Propane: Everything You Need for Fall at the Co-Op
Cooler temps, football, campfires and s’mores, pumpkin spice everything and hayrides. It’s fall season and for many it’s the most anticipated time of the year. After basking in the hot humid heat for most of the summer and spending a lot of time indoors in air-conditioned rooms, many people are relieved and welcome the cool,...
Welcoming September 2025 at the Marshall County Co-op
As summer settles into memory, September arrives with its own charm—cooler mornings, golden light, and a gentle nudge toward fall’s cozy routines. At the Marshall County Co-op, we’re embracing this shift with gardening tips, weather forecasts, and helpful reminders for what lies ahead. What’s Ahead: Farmers’ Almanac Forecast for Fall 2025 The Farmers’ Almanac is predicting a...
🍂 Fall Garden Prep Starts Now: 5 Things to Do in August
Believe it or not, August is the perfect time to get your garden ready for fall. While the sun is still high and the tomatoes are ripening on the vine, smart gardeners are already thinking ahead. Whether you’re growing vegetables, tending to flower beds, or just keeping your landscape tidy, a little prep work now can...
The Importance of Mulching: Keeping Your Garden Cool in July
As the summer sun blazes down and temperatures rise, maintaining your garden can become a little more challenging. However, one simple yet effective technique can help shield your plants and keep your garden flourishing: mulching. In this blog post, we’ll explore the importance of mulching and how it aids in soil moisture retention and temperature...
What to Plant in June: A Summer Gardening Guide
June is a vibrant month for gardening, offering ideal conditions for summer crops and beautiful blooms. Not sure what to plant or when to plant? Here’s a comprehensive guide to what you can plant, tips for “summerizing“ your garden, and ways to manage common pests and diseases. We’ll also share specific insights on tomatoes,...
Celebrate Mom at the Marshall County Co-op’s Annual Mother’s Day Sale!
Spring has arrived in full bloom, and you know what that means—it’s time for the Marshall County Co-op’s Annual Mother’s Day Event! From Monday, May 5th through Sunday, May 11th, we invite you to come and explore our fantastic selection of beautiful hanging baskets, vibrant planting flowers, garden vegetables, trees, shrubs, soils, fertilizers, and so...
Using Propane Safely: Tips for Your Spring Outdoor Projects
As the chill of winter melts away and the sun shines brighter, April is the perfect time to tackle outdoor projects, making use of propane for heating, cooking, and general maintenance. At Marshall County Co-op, we want to ensure that you have a safe and enjoyable experience while using propane. Here are essential safety tips...









