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“In the garden…” is a series for A Gardener’s Notebook highlighting what is happening in my garden, my friend’s gardens and California gardens throughout the seasons. Today, a Potato Planting Project. Can you Continue Reading
This Garden Vocabulary series seeks to introduce and explain to you — and in many cases, myself — words and terms associated with gardening. Please let me know if there are any Continue Reading
Join Tomatomania and Ardenwoods Edibles for TOMATO U, a three part TELESEMINARFebruary 11, 18 and 25JOIN US! sign up at:http://www.ardenwoodsedibles.com/teleseminar/tomatou/ Learn everything you’ll need to know about growing tomatoes in Continue Reading
Mentioned by @SassyNancy during this week’s #gardenchat (1/14/2013) Download Transcript of this chat Coleus “Religious Radish” from Proven Winners. (Solenostemon scutellarioides) More information on Coleus: Previously in the Interesting Plant Continue Reading
I recorded an interview with Joel and Holly over at the Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener Podcast and it will be released this Wednesday, January 16, 2013 on their web site. Here Continue Reading
Frost? In Los Angeles? You bet! Can’t see the video above? Watch “Container Vegetable Garden Update 011” on YouTube Watch the “Container Vegetable Garden” Playlist for all related videos Please Continue Reading
According to my go-to weather prediction and history site, WeatherSpark.com, we did indeed drop below 32F last this morning around 5-6am. Luckily, it only remained below freezing for about about Continue Reading
Garden Inventory is a series where I begin an inventory of all the plants and trees in my garden. Along with some of my own pictures, I will link to various Continue Reading
Link: Lantana from Wikipedia.org Previously in Garden Alphabet: Bougainvillea Brugmansia Ecualyptus Kniphofia “Red Hot Poker” Nandina Orange Paperwhites Related posts: Top Gardener’s Notebook Posts for 2012 Garden Alphabet: Bougainvillea Video: Continue Reading
My friend, Keri, over at Animalbytes.net has a great write up on one of our California natives and what it provides for the animals that live here. Keri always has Continue Reading