Solutions for Harmful Garden Insects & Pests
It’s prime gardening and plant season, and there is nothing worse than insects and pests invading your beautiful plants. We invest so much time, money, and love into our gardens and plants,…
Read MoreIt’s prime gardening and plant season, and there is nothing worse than insects and pests invading your beautiful plants. We invest so much time, money, and love into our gardens and plants,…
Read MoreJust like in the last blog post, “Preparing Your Outdoor Living Space for Winter”, autumn is a good time to start preparing your garden for the cold months ahead, that…
Read MoreSurprisingly, there are plants that you can grow right in your backyard that have medicinal purposes. You may have thought of plants and flowers as more of a decoration in…
Read MoreBy investing in these essential gardening tools, your shed will house everything it needs to keep your garden beautiful and growing. Before you can begin to garden, you’ll want to…
Read MoreThe word xeriscape, coined to describe a garden in which little water is needed, has suddenly become a popular addition to many home gardeners’ vocabulary. The xeriscape concept, and the…
Read MoreTomatoes. Big, red juicy tomatoes. Or small, fleshy ones. Or tiny, viny ones! Did you know that there are over 10,000 varieties of tomatoes being cultivated worldwide? Wow! Tomatoes have a…
Read MoreI don’t know about you, but when I invest in summer annuals I want to purchase plants which will flower from spring through frost. Perennials come and go throughout the…
Read MoreFrom garden plot to dinner plate, certain special flowers – among them spicy nasturiums, sweet violets, perfumed roses and pungent lavender — taste as good as they look and smell! Growing…
Read MorePerennials are a wonderful thing. They save you money (you buy them once and they come back every single year!) and time (less time out buying annuals) and give a backbone…
Read MoreI don’t know about you, but I often find pruning to be a bit of a mystery. Cut the old wood stems. Don’t cut the old wood stems. Geez! Can we…
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