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Starting Unusual Veggies From Seed
Whether you're a first-time gardener or an old pro, you will enjoy growing some unusual types of vegetables in your raised beds this year.
Topic: Raised Bed Gardening, Vegetables
Fun Veggies to Grow in the Garden
Gardeners who like to think outside the box might enjoy growing some slightly different veggies this summer season.
Topic: Raised Bed Gardening, Vegetables
Can't Wait for Summer Veggies
Pinching the flowers off of Tatsoi to prolong the harvest and induce side sprouting.
Topic: Vegetables
Greenland Gardener Raised Garden Beds Review
By Katie Elzer-Peters
Garden and life blogger Trish from "Do Cartwheels with Me" reviewed our garden beds and loved them! Read an excerpt below, and check out the full post here.
Topic: Greenland Gardener Products, How-To Tips, Raised Bed Gardening
Recipes for Cool-Weather Greens
By Katie Elzer-Peters
I've been enjoying my greens in lots of cold salads.
Topic: How-To Tips, Raised Bed Gardening, Vegetables
Stacked Planters for Small Spaces
By Jenny Peterson
For anyone with a limited amount of space — hello, urban dwellers! — or any gardener who simply wants a dramatic accent to their entryways, decks and patios, this project is for you.
Topic: Flowers, How-To Tips
Taking the Temperature--of the soil
By Katie Elzer-Peters
One of the most pressing questions for gardening in the spring is "When can I plant my _______ [fill in the blank]?" A lot of the timing has to do with the soil temperature.
Topic: How-To Tips, Raised Bed Gardening, Seeds, Vegetables
New Garden Books for 2013: Design Books
By Katie Elzer-Peters
One of my favorite parts of winter (probably the only favorite part of winter) is looking at all of the new gardening books that are published.
Topic: How-To Tips
Today in My Garden
Your Daily Gardening Tip
May 22, 2013
If your area's last frost date has passed and the soil temperature is above 50 degrees F., you can set out tomato seedlings, in the ground or in tubs or pots. If the weather is cooler, drape plastic over them overnight. Set plants a little deeper than they were in the pot or flat—new roots will develop from the stems and help anchor them.
Greenland Garden of the Week!
Aziem K.
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
Roasted Kale Chips
Kale is a super food packed with heathly vitamins and minerals. But how do you get anyone to eat it? This quick and easy recipe makes kale a delight and great snack too! Continue Reading >>