Garden Gear To Covet, And To Give, With Ken Druse Via A Way To Garden [Shared]
Garden Gear To Covet, And To Give, With Ken Druse – A Way To Garden WHEN KEN DRUSE and I talked on the program a couple of weeks ago about Continue Reading
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Garden Gear To Covet, And To Give, With Ken Druse – A Way To Garden WHEN KEN DRUSE and I talked on the program a couple of weeks ago about Continue Reading
8 Best Places to Order Vegetable Seeds – Top Online Seed Companies During this period of sheltering at home for much of America, vegetable gardening has quickly become one of Continue Reading
Robotically wound flax makes up this unique garden pavilion VIEW SLIDESHOW It’s a beautiful, quiet spot surrounded by nature. The livMatS Pavilion looks like an amazing spot to relax and Continue Reading
Ideal for growing with shrub roses is the clump forming herbaceous perennial Geranium psilostemon (Armenian cranesbill). This plant has large, divided, green leaves that become tinted red in autumn but it is Continue Reading
I am in the middle of my own “propagation escalation” and this podcast contains some great information on how to propagate from your own garden. — Douglas Propagating Deciduous Shrubs Continue Reading
Captivating Cactus and Striking Succulents – 71 in a series – Ruby slippers via Partly Sunny Projects on Instagram These ruby slippers are no joke they are seriously on fire #no filters Continue Reading
If you’ve ever failed at something, we know it can be hard to want to try again. Don’t give up! Even the best of the best have killed a plant Continue Reading
Succession sowing is a way to make use of available, open space in the garden throughout the season. As one crop finishes producing, you can plant another crop in its Continue Reading
If you want a thriving organic garden, you will need wildlife. I’m not talking deer, mice, and bears here, I’m talking bees, butterflies, ladybugs, birds, and other gardening pals, some Continue Reading
Gardening under oak trees is tricky, to say the least. Sensitive to summer irrigation, fertilizers, and root disturbance means creating a garden near an oak tree requires a delicate touch. Continue Reading