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Growing herbs in pots is a wonderful hobby. It adds beauty and a wonderful scent to your environment and is also a very economical solution to having fresh flavorful herbs all year long. They can be easily grown from starter plants purchased at your local garden center but consider that many Read More...

There is always a need for an indoor plant watering device to provide the moisture needs for that particular pant, Whether it is an indoor hanging plant or an orchid.  There are some plants that are more particular about their water, while others seem to do fine no matter how much water they get Read More...

Ascelpias Amplexicaulis is a member of the milkweed family. It is also a member of the Asclepiadaceae family belonging to the wildflower population that is common in the United States. It predominately grows in the Central and Eastern areas of the country with its appearance in the spring of the Read More...

In Northern United States and Canada After a killing frost there will be much clean-up work to do. In addition to collecting fallen leaves, and their transfer to the compost heap, the gardener will need to gather together such trash as Dahlia tops, Corn stalks and the stems and foliage of Read More...

by Thomas Fryd In Northern United States and Canada In many parts of the North it is not necessary, nor even desirable, to place Winter covering over plants until the latter part of December. Most surely don’t do this until the ground has frozen permanently to a depth of a few inches. Have Read More...

by Ferdinand Emy Lawn aerators are great tools to utilize on your lawn in order to keep it healthy and beautiful. What is involved in aerating a lawn? When you aerate your lawn, you basically make holes in the ground. This is so as to insure that the soil does not become so compacted that Read More...

by Ferdinand Emy Lawn aeration involves puncturing holes into the soil so that the soil can have a good prospect of receiving principal water and sunlight. Whether or not the soil where you live is to a considerable degree compacted then the lawn could in all likelihood gain from lawn aeration Read More...

by Keith Markensen Soil is the gardener’s bread and butter, much like dough is for the chef. Without good soil all the effort in the world can come to naught, just as poor dough can lay to waste even the most extravagant culinary effort. Soil varies by area into three broad categories, and Read More...

by Kent Higgins List for Vines and groundcovers for the Cold NORTHERN STATES BEARBERRY”One of the best ground covers for dry, difficult situations, this low plant, which is known scientifically as Arctostaphylos Uvaursi is ideal for steep slopes. It grows in sun or partial shade and prefers Read More...

As a rule, we choose to grow bush beans rather than pole beans. I cannot make up my mind whether or not this is from sheer laziness. In a city backyard the tall varieties might perhaps be a problem since it would be difficult to get poles. But these running beans can be trained along old fences Read More...