Historical Garden Books – 94 in a series – Instruction book for transplanting and managing fruits and ornamental trees, shrubs, vines and flowers from National Nurseries (1923) Download in Text, PDF, Single Page JPG, TORRENT from Archive.org See more like this: Publication date 1923 Topics Transplanting (Plant culture) Handbooks, manuals, etc, Fruit-culture Handbooks, manuals, etc, Gardening Handbooks, manuals, etc, Nurseries […]
To say I’ve been dreaming about this greenhouse is an understatement. Ever since we purchased our first home and I got a little taste of gardening I was hooked. It’s funny how my Mom and Nana were so into gardening and as a kid I couldn’t get far enough from a greenhouse or doing yard […]
Historical Garden Books – 93 in a series – Semi-Tropic California And Southern California Horticulturist (1880) (all collected issues for 1880 in one volume) Download in Text, PDF, Single Page JPG, TORRENT from Archive.org See more like this: Publication date 1880 Topics Horticulture Publisher Los Angeles, Calif. : Carter & Rice Collection biodiversity Digitizing sponsor Chicago Botanic Garden, […]
Historical Garden Books – 92 in a series – The Garden: An Illustrated Weekly Journal Of Gardening In All Its Branches (1921) (all collected issues for 1921 in one volume) Download in Text, PDF, Single Page JPG, TORRENT from Archive.org See more like this: Publication date 1871 Topics Gardening, Horticulture Publisher London : [s.n. Collection umass_amherst_libraries; blc; americana Digitizing sponsor UMass […]
Sweet Potato Sprout These are the sweet potato sprouts that got planted in the earlier video. These were simply sprouted portions of store-bought potatoes. Follow Me On Instagram From my Instagram Feed Read more on this topic: Sweet potato harvest complete and bed prepared for this season In The Garden…Sweet Potato via TikTok [Video] In […]
Just like many other events (like our Small/Cool Experience!), the Royal Horticulture Society made their annual Chelsea Garden Show virtual for the first time in 107 years. While it’s not over, horticulturalist experts have already shared an abundance of tips on how to successfully grow your own plants—including a clever way on how to avoid overwatering it. Each day’s […]
Tomatoes top The Old Farmer’s Almanac’s list of the best vegetables to grow for beginning gardeners. You can also grow tomatoes in hanging baskets if you live somewhere where outdoor growing space is in short supply. Just make sure that, wherever you plant them, they’ll get six hours of sunlight a day. You can see The Old Farmer’s Almanac guide […]
Some states and cities have created tax incentives, like reductions in property taxes or tax rebates, to help encourage urban agriculture. Usually the state legislature passes an enabling statute allowing localities to choose to enact an incentive and giving the locality the authority to establish eligibility criteria, determine the process for granting and maintaining the […]
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 that aren’t even wild! To attract them, you will need backyard wildlife habitat. A backyard habitat provides food, water, safe shelter, and nesting spaces for […]
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