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[ad_1] This is a very good interview over at A Way to Garden. Michael’s approach is very similar to mine (except I greatly dislike yoga): Michael:...
[ad_1] Joan Galloway is sharing the most recent phase of her gardening life with us today. I gardened for 30 years in British Columbia’s Pacific Northwest...
[ad_1] Fuchsia magellanica There is something so beautifully ephemeral about fuchsias. You don’t get the chance to know and understand them as intimately as you would...
[ad_1] When to Harvest Red Onions for Storage or Fresh Eating Scroll Up This website uses cookies to improve your experience. By clicking accept you give...
[ad_1] They work their way quite easily up walls. Virginia creeper, firethorn, and others such as ivies are good examples of this type. Tendrils are threadlike,...
[ad_1] Vigorous, varied and very, very tough, there’s a yucca for every occasion. These rough and ready succulents can be tall, leggy, and tree-like, or short,...
[ad_1] Okay, this isn’t fun anymore! It’s hard to keep our nursery plants happy in this heat. Despite repeated watering they’re getting burned leaves. It’s also...
[ad_1] Punica granatum Can you imagine being the first person to stumble upon a pomegranate growing in the wild? What must they have thought, when they...
[ad_1] If I know one thing, it’s that my garden is my one true love. There’s no one out there who can lift my spirits and...
[ad_1] Did I mention the support group? Goutweed can spread over two feet per year. It forms dense mats that smother anything in its path and...
[ad_1] Keith Irvine, in chilly Zone 3 in Canada, shared his gorgeous vegetable garden with us last week (Keith’s Vegetable Garden), and today we’re visiting a...
[ad_1] There are two ways to approach saving seeds to eat from homegrown pumpkins. With the first, you focus on the seeds themselves, and do all...
[ad_1] Leaf scorch is a condition that is typically caused by unfavorable environmental conditions. This type of leaf scorch is not contagious, and no chemical or...
[ad_1] 1. China Aster The rare annual aster, Callistephus chinensis, blooms in beautiful jewel tones from spring all the way up to the first frost. Use...
[ad_1] Pinterest27918 Facebook227 The satisfaction you feel as you turn yard and kitchen waste into organic fertilizer that nourishes the soil, as well as your vegetables, plants, and...
[ad_1] Pinterest27918 Facebook227 The satisfaction you feel as you turn yard and kitchen waste into organic fertilizer that nourishes the soil, as well as your vegetables, plants, and...
[ad_1] These are my favorite garden tools & supplies. If it’s listed here, it’s because I own it, use it, and love it. Dive into my personal...
[ad_1] If you’re a gardener in a hot climate (like me), you may have grown okra and wondered what to do with the excess harvest. How...
[ad_1] Pinterest1478 Facebook172 Low desert Arizona garden in August What grows in low desert Arizona gardens in August? I’ll show you. All of these pictures come...
[ad_1] Discover ten more ideas for vertical gardening, from cattle panels to trellis netting and more. Learn how to incorporate these ideas into your garden and...