Composting, on the not-so-grand scale
By now, we all know we should be composting. Who hasnt heard of greens and browns, turning the pile, getting it cooking? Yes, compost happens but it usually happens slowly unless you engineer it
Compost confessions: How low can I go?
My main compost pile begins each fall with a corral of straw bales. It is 2 bales high & about 3 by 5 bales on the sides, depending on the area Im using. I fill this all year long with anythi
Cosmos are insanely easy to start from seed. As Wildseed Farms puts it so eloquently, "If you have trouble growing Cosmos, take up golf!" Cosmos were introduced in the ea
Brugmansia - the Basics and How To Grow Them
From the first time I laid eyes on this intoxicating treasure growing in a little garden high in the mountains near Puebla, Mexico, I knew one day I would grow this same plant in my own garden. T
Bletilla striata -- the Easy Orchid
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Big uses for garden microclimates
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Kids, and beginner gardeners, dont fear the Great Pumpkin! Pumpkins are a pretty easygoing crop. Provide for their basic needs and you can grow a few nice Halloween beauties with a minimum of eff
Beginner Perennials You Can Grow Your First Year
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Battling the Infamous Imported Fire Ant
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Drought Mitigation PlanAfter a few consecutive summer droughts, I wanted to remedy the lack of water for my yard and garden, and save money on our county water bill. We built two rain water colle
Back From the Brink- Who Cures A Heuchera?
A few years ago, my visit to fellow gardeners new house ended with us buying each other plants at her favorite nursery. My gift was a pair of Coral Bells, Heuchera "Montrose Ruby." I pl
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Garden Zone Info: The Importance Of Regional Gardening Zones
The Christmas lights are down and home improvement stores are stocking gardening supplies that tempt your eye. You can't wait to get started on your spring garden. Alre
Dog Lover's Gardening Dilemma: Training Dogs In The Garden
Many gardeners are avid pet lovers, and a common dilemma is keeping gardens and lawns in tip-top shape in spite of the family dog! Land mines are definitely not a virtue when
Outdoor Lighting Options: Tips For Using Outdoor Garden Lighting
Outdoor lighting not only highlights interesting features but provides your home and surrounding landscape with additional beauty and security. The key to using outdoor light
Garden Fitness: Learn About Exercise In The Garden
Did you know gardening is actually good for you? Gardening is an enjoyable pastime that is widely available to anyone who is interested. There is no need to go to a fancy gym
The Love Of Gardening – How To Enjoy Addictive Hobbies For Less
Gardening is one of the most addictive hobbies in America. As a gardener, I know firsthand just how addictive this pastime can be, although I once considered myself blessed i
Gift For Gardening: Is The Green Thumb A Myth?
A garden? The thought hadn't even crossed my mind. I had no clue where to start; after all, aren't you supposed to be born with a green thumb or something? Heck,
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