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The Art of Moving a Garden: Part 2
Old Garden Photo by Steve Asbell Read "The Art of Moving a Garden: Part 1" here.
Topic: How-To Tips
Garden Bloggers Bloom Day May 2012
It's Garden Bloggers Bloom Day! I actually wrote it on my calendar this month so I could remember and participate.
Create a Children's Flower Garden
There is nothing quite as rewarding as teaching your kids a love for gardening.
Topic: Flowers, Friday Fun, How-To Tips
Checkmate in the Garden!
By Jenny Peterson
I've been seeing more and more checkerboard designs in both gardens and at flower and garden shows lately--and I'm realizing now why it's such a popular motif.
Topic: How-To Tips
How to Grow Caladiums
By Steve Asbell
Illustration by Jennifer Asbell With their broad and intricately painted leaves, caladiums are the artists of the shade garden.
Topic: Flowers, How-To Tips
Plant an Herb Garden Container
By Noelle Johnson
Herb Garden Hanging Baskets Photo by Katie Elzer-Peters Do you love the taste of fresh herbs? You could step outside your kitchen door and snip fresh herbs whenever you need them instead of buying them at the grocery store.
Topic: How-To Tips
Companion Planting in the Vegetable Garden
By Noelle Johnson
Are you constantly on the lookout for damaging insects eating your vegetables.
Spring Garden Checklist
By Barbara Fahs
Cutting Back Perennials Katie Elzer-Peters Spring is the season when gardeners and their gardens come to life.
Topic: Flowers, How-To Tips, Vegetables
Warm Season Veggies for Raised Beds
By Barbara Fahs
From mid-spring until fall, your double raised bed garden will overflow with tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, peppers, eggplant and many other veggies that love the heat.
Topic: Raised Bed Gardening, Vegetables
Today in My Garden
Your Daily Gardening Tip
May 19, 2012
Repair your lawn chairs! First, remove any broken or frayed webbing. Then buy a roll of nylon webbing at the hardware store— matching it in terms of width and color. Cut it to length, weave it through the existing bands, and fold the ends to reinforce the pressure points. Then secure the ends with snug-fitting screws.
Greenland Garden of the Week!
Rick, Delaware
Raised Bed Garden Kits
Greenland Gardener Raised Bed Garden Kits (shown above) are the perfect way to get started in raised bed gardening. Choose from several sizes.
Garden Recipes
Pumpkin Pancakes
Tired of the same old same old breakfast pancakes? Enjoy something different with your sweetie this weekend. Make pumpkin pancakes!. Continue Reading >>