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Starting TomatoesMar 23, 2009
I started some tomatoes seeds this weekend. I started them in some plastic and homemade pots indoors. They’ll be residing in my windowsills for the next couple weeks, then outside in the cold...
Will You Plant Your Garden Differently This Year Because of the EconomyFeb 26, 2009
I may grow a little larger garden this year than I have in past years. I’ve been trying to cut back on spending, and be a little more thrifty. I’m not always good at it, but I’m...
New To Gardening?Feb 22, 2009
If you’re new to gardening check out your local garden centers for free, or very low cost classes on different types of gardening. Our local garden center offers free classes every spring on...
New Plants For 2009~ Heronswood's Echinacea MeringueDec 29, 2008
I told you the other day how much I love Echinacea, so when I saw this new Meringue variety of Echinacea from Heronswood, I had to spotlight it.
These beautiful flowers were developed in Holland...
The Gerlach Family Christmas Tree 2008Dec 15, 2008
I shared our Christmas tree last year, so I thought I’d keep up the tradition and show you again this year.
This year’s tree is a foot or two taller than last years, and bigger around so we...
How Long Do You Keep Your Poinsettia?Dec 17, 2009
I have to admit, I keep my poinsettias long past their days of glory. Many years I’m buying a new one, and I still have my poinsettia from the year before growing in one of my windowsills.
I have a wonderful sunny window in the living room where I...
December Garden Blogger's Bloom DayDec 16, 2009
I can’t believe it’s actually December 16th already! I meant to post my December blooms yesterday for Garden Blogger’s Bloom day, then totally zoned out that it could be the 15th already. Christmas is a little over a week away! I still have a couple...
Prepare Your Houseplants For Winter RestDec 15, 2009
During the winter most houseplants go into a rest period caused by the short days and long nights. During the winter months most plants don’t grow or change much. It’s a good time to just let your plants rest, don’t fertilize them, just an occasional...
Are You Ready For The Gardener's New Year?Dec 13, 2009
Every year about this time the garden seed catalogs start arriving in the mail. I usually sit them carefully in a pile beside my chair in the living room until the hustle and bustle of the holidays is done. It seems like December always goes by in a...
Christmas Gift Ideas For Bird LoversDec 12, 2009
The other day I talked about feeding the birds through the winter. I have to admit I’m a big fan of watching the birds, especially through the cold winter months when there’s not much other action happening in my backyard garden.
I thought I’d put...
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