Posts Tagged ‘Gardening’
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Inner-City Gardening
Many people living in big cities, including myself, would like to keep flowers in the home, but often ward off the though for fear that small spaces are not appropriate ...
Investing in Spring by Planting Bulbs Now
Winter can be long and tiring, and after the long cold months have passed there is nothing more refreshing than seeing spring bulbs pushing their way through the spring soil. ...
The Basics in the World of Gardening
Gardening has a gone a long way over the past few decades, and now garden centers have a wide variety of things to offer, for just about any garden or ...
Penstemons a Favourite of Hummingbirds and Soon to be a Favourite for Gardeners
It seems that most gardeners and hummingbirds seem to have a similar taste in flowers. But many gardeners have not yet realized how great the penstemon or the beardtongue is. ...
Gardening the Hard Way
Guerilla gardeners are giving the tougher aspect of gardening a go – they work at night, in areas that are unforgiving and they really get their hands dirty.
Diana Oppenheim and ...
Spice up you Summer Garden
Your garden may be looking a bit drab at this time of year and if you are looking for something to brighten things up for autumn, try introducing some pots ...
Shrubs Instead of Blooms
Many gardeners are on tight budgets this year, and flowers may be looking a bit shabby in some gardens. But one great option for adding colour and blooms to your ...
Climbing Hydrangeas Bringing Interest to the Garden
Though it gets off to a slow start, climbing hydrangea might be the next plant to consider for an empty spot in your garden. This plant can provide interest for ...
Fragrant Flowers Adding Beautiful Scents to the Garden
Most gardeners have already got their summer gardens in bloom, but a garden at this time of year is not complete without a few fragrant flowers to please the nose ...
Get Your Garden Blossoming by Deadheading
Flowers are planted in the garden for their beauty, whether perennial or annual. But once the buds have bloomed, the plant starts to work on producing seeds, and the only ...
