Spring Haircuts and Pre-emptive Pruning
If you're getting stir crazy and you just have to do something in the garden, I have a job for you! Your herbaceous (non-woody) perennials could use a shearing now,
The Phenological Wonders of February
The first week of February is significant in many cultures, for it’s the point in the year which signals the arrival of spring,
Get to Know Your Soil
If you ask me what the difference is between soil and dirt, I'll say soil is what gives life to your plants, and dirt is what gets on your shoes
Create the Ideal Spot for Germinating Heat-loving Crops
As promised, today I want to share with you some helpful tips for starting tomato, pepper and eggplant seedlings
Get Psyched for Spring Sewing!
In this short YouTube clip, adorable U.K. T.V. gardener Alys Fowler shares with you some tips on spring sewing
Special Delivery: Seeds
Oh boy! Its like Christmas Day around here since my long-awaited
Armchair gardening: Mermer Blakeslee’s Beaverkill Valley garden
[Click on above image to open more images] Mermer Blakeslee's gardens take my breath away every time I see them. I was last there
Armchair Gardening: Margaret Roach’s Columbia County garden tour
Lately, I've been armchair gardening by looking over photos I took this past June when I visited the home of
Hone Your Garden Know-how and Give Back to Your Community: Become a Master Gardener!
If you’re looking for opportunities for furthering your horticultural knowledge while connecting with other gardeners in your region, consider
A pics worth a thousand words…
...or at least a couple hundred. New pics of perennial [...]
