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[ad_1] Collaborative post A large garden presents a whole host of possibilities. Unlike smaller spaces that might require creative optimisation, a big garden gives you room...
[ad_1] Pyrus communis ‘Bosc’ If you picture a classic still life painting featuring fruit like pears and grapes, I’ll bet there’s a ‘Bosc’ in there. The...
[ad_1] How to grow chickpeas: From seed to harvest Scroll Up This website uses cookies to improve your experience. By clicking accept you give us permission...
[ad_1] Like many things promised by the government and big corporations (but I repeat myself), biosolids can become a serious problem. You might remember that I...
[ad_1] For centuries, lilies have captivated the hearts of gardeners. A cultivated plant as old and versatile as the lily means there are so many types...
[ad_1] It’s not easy to explain how hibiscus tastes and smells. It has a unique taste that is a delightful mix of sweet, sour, and bitter...
[ad_1] If you have a yard and love dogs, you might not know that some of your favorite plants could be poisonous to your pets. Numerous...
[ad_1] The concept of fertilizing Centipede grass may be terrifying, but it doesn’t have to be! When and how to fertilize Centipede grass is what this...
[ad_1] It is important to know how often to water snake plants (Dracaena trifasciata), even though they are almost impossible to kill. Snake plants do well...
[ad_1] They are also called colocasia, alocasia, xanthosoma, and remusatia plants. Elephant ear plants can be a beautiful addition to your yard or plant collection. Like...
[ad_1] The Ficus lyrata, or fiddle-leaf fig, has a reputation for being picky. Even though it’s not the easiest houseplant to take care of, its pretty...
[ad_1] While I have never visited Australia (yet), I use plants from there so often in my garden designs in the Bay Area that I almost...
[ad_1] Hey GPODers! We asked, and Howard delivered! A couple weeks back we received photos of gorgeous window box designs from Howard Nemeroff (check those out...
[ad_1] Nothing is worse than biting into a cucumber, expecting a fresh garden taste, only to be met with a bitter taste. If you’ve ever wondered...
[ad_1] Jerusalem artichokes, or sunchokes, are a versatile and nutritious vegetable easily grown in your garden. They are my favorite type of crop because you plant...
[ad_1] I love hollow zucchini. I slice them in half, scoop out the center, and stuff them with cheese and herbs. What I don’t like? Zucchini...
[ad_1] I took the day “off” yesterday by helping a friend remove some trees and do brush clearing. We harvested these this morning: The Grocery Row...
[ad_1] Hi GPODers, This submission hit close to home for me, so though it was short, I just had to share. Today we’re hearing from Jerrica...
[ad_1] Here, we present the concept of a dry garden applied to an urban balcony. The project is located in Hayes Valley of San Francisco and...
[ad_1] Dahlias, Dahlia spp., are tuberous, tender perennials suitable for cultivation in USDA Hardiness Zones 8 to 11. In other Zones, they grow as annuals that...