Many may assume organic gardening and container gardening do not fit together. This is not the case at all: organic container gardening is gaining popularity rapidly, as more people are finding themselves more concerned about the environment and… Recent Article published on 3/9/2010 by mommierose
While designing a garden seems easy enough, the principals are a little different when designing an urban garden. Typically sunlight and space are limited in the urban garden, which is why urban garden design and planning are critical for the… Recent Article published on 3/9/2010 by mommierose
Every landscape has some shade, even in Texas. We have to look for it, and it is usually up close near the house, or under a tree
Do you ever wonder which different herbs are used for? Did you ever wonder what the different herbs were? Wonder no more! Enjoy! Recent Article published on 3/8/2010 by mistylovesbella
When the bluebirds come back and the maple syrup starts to run, with bright sunny days, you’ll want to get outside for a while and take care of March garden chores, the perennials, especially. There are over 200 varieties of the perennial vine… Recent Article published on 3/8/2010 by Sharon Watterson
I have been gardening most of my life. Every winter I pour over the seed catalogs with visions of spring planting time. Here I share tips on how to get your garden started from seed on a low budget and enjoy beautiful professional results. … Recent Article published on 3/8/2010 by sugaredup
Feverfew herbs are easy to grow in the garden and easy to use for health. To save money, you can easily grow feverfew in the garden instead of buying feverfew supplements. Feverfew is good for many health issues, from migraines to skin… Recent Article published on 3/8/2010 by mommierose
With the right supplies and plants, it’s easy to grow a balcony garden. Many who live in apartments or duplexes have a balcony available which can be used to create a beautiful, productive garden, though many don’t know where to start. This… Recent Article published on 3/8/2010 by mommierose
When it comes to planting roses in your garden, there are many choices to consider. Color, whether you want shrub, tea, climbing, how about fragrance, of course you want disease resistance, weather endurance, etc. Have you considered… Recent Article published on 3/8/2010 by Sharon Watterson
Making lots of eggs? Save the shells and make cute eggshell planters. You can plant whatever you’d like in them, but grass seed is fun, because it grows quickly and can look like hair if you paint a face on your egg. Recent Article published on 3/8/2010 by kristenporter
