With gardening comes many emotions from joy to disappointment. In your labor you strive for a bountiful harvest and therefore will sacrifice clean fingernails and endure back pain to dig, weed, plant and harvest those priceless plants. Some gardeners are … Continued
We may think of mainly using plant markers outside in the garden tucked among the lush leaves and blossoms that line a curving pebble path or in an organized herb garden, but plant markers also work very well in potted … Continued
What is that beautiful smell? Wouldn’t you like visitors to your garden to exclaim such pleasure? By researching the best fragrant flowers for your region and arranging those flowers in strategic locations you can let your visitors follow their nose … Continued
With the New Year comes a new way for you to label your plants! If you prefer to create nameplates for plants without the means of a computer labeler, we now offer the supplies for you to do so. Through … Continued
Homegrown fruits and vegetables can’t be beat for their crisp, flavorful taste. Produce plucked straight from the vine tastes better than produce plucked from grocery store shelves. Greenhouses allow you to enjoy that fresh taste all year around. When you … Continued
Do you frown when you have to clean off the garden tools and pack them away for the winter? Some weekend warriors may cheer when the days get a little cooler and grass starts to slowly go dormant for the … Continued
When a peony bush takes root, its found its home. For over a half century, a peony bush may thrive in the first place where it was planted. Peonies make some people nostalgic. They may harken back to the days … Continued
While gardeners in the north pull in their potted tropical plants in early October, gardeners in the South keep enjoying blooms all year round. Gardeners in the southwestern states may not have the beautiful autumnal leaf color, but their succulents … Continued
Why would you concern yourself with finding your plant markers in the snow? Well, if you are like some adventurous gardeners, your harvest doesn’t end in November. You might collect lettuce in January and even spinach after the first frost. … Continued
For some gardeners, late autumn means pulling tomato cages out of the ground and stowing them away in the garden shed or garage for next summer. For other gardeners it’s pulling patio plants inside and maybe harvesting some seeds for … Continued
