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Garden clubs retool for a new generation Garden clubs still have their share of flower shows, but some groups also emphasize issues such as protecting pollinators by planting native habitats.
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Locals turn to gardening to cut grocery costs Patterson now has turnip greens, mustard greens, cabbages, green onions and radishes in his garden. During the warmer months, he grows tomatoes ...
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Colorado Garden Dreaming Snow is on the ground and the garden boxes are filled up with that white fluffy stuff ... Each time I walk past the garden boxes, which is several times a day, ... All MOTHER EARTH NEWS community bloggers have agreed to follow our ...
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| December gardening calendar Gardening calendars are one of the essential gardening tools for every gardener. My first news column of each month will be dedicated to the monthly ...
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Fast-growing redheadpr joins gardening industry trade group Swindon-based independent public relations consultancy redheadPR has become a member of GIMA, the Garden Industry Manufacturers' ...
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Rock gardening involves more than arranging stones Steve Marak's opening comment in his talk about rock gardens was, "Rock gardening is not a pot full of rocks, even though that would live no matter ...
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These Texas roadside stops lure gardeners with inspiration, gifts Gardeners might time a break for indulging in a chance to browse what merchants in other parts of the state offer. You can squeeze a rosemary topiary ...
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Book gift ideas for the gardener With the holiday season approaching, everyone is searching for just the right gifts for friends and family members. If you have a gardener on your gift ...
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| Grow flowers and bushes that suit your garden climate Flowers, bushes, and flowering shrubs add eye appeal to any home's outdoor space. If you would like to feature ornamental plantings in your garden, ...
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Too late to transplant plants outside? Gardening Q&A with George Weigel This applies to winter-hardy plants, by the way, such as trees, shrubs and perennials you bought in the outdoor section of a garden center or nursery.
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