HINGHAM, Mass. - BostonChron -- In like a lion and out like a lamb. That is usually how March is described in New England. For us at Mequoda Publishing Network, March was busy from beginning to end. We had a fantastic trip to the Philadelphia Flower Show where we saw a lot of great products and were able to meet the people behind them. We also continued to learn more about various items that we were first introduced to at MANTS.

Strong Microbials has a 3-step method for ensuring the healthiest and most productive plants. Better yield, drought resistance, and nutrient uptake are just the short-term benefits of using BioMantra™ Soil. The long-term benefits include healthier soil that is more disease-resistant, delivering stronger crops.

Garden Your Way showcased great gift ideas for Easter, Mother's Day and Father's Day. Their forged Tulip Trowel is more than a tool, it's an heirloom. Not only does it make gardening chores quick and easy, it is guaranteed to last a lifetime.

SHS Distributors introduced us to Wind River Microbes. Their products are all about balance. They balance the populations of beneficial bacteria within the ecosystem, keeping a high amount of good microbes to fend off against pathogens and invasive species.

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Our March partnership with Experience Life is all about Nutrition for Healthy Aging. The secret to aging well is to give your body the best tools for the job: whole, healthy foods. What we eat affects the quality and resilience of virtually every organ, cell, and system in the body. Learn how to age gracefully with their free guide.

The National Garden Bureau has garden tips from the experts. Enjoy their free ebooks on a variety of topics, such as sunflowers, tulips, broccoli, and many more. They are a great source of information.

Sew Daily shared with us their free garden pattern collection. Included are wonderful sewing projects for a tote bag, garden knee pad, rollup seed saver, and even a couple of aprons! Take a look today to find your next sewing project.

We had so much fun in March learning about all of these products and meeting so many great new people. I can't wait to see what April has in store for us (especially since Spring is such a busy time for gardening). We hope you have enjoyed hearing about our travels and the great finds along the way. Learn more about what new things are happening at Mequoda Publishing Network by visiting us at https://www.mequoda.com/news/.