1 day ago by Todd

For years, I was the kind of gardener who simply planted things and did my best to remember locations and conditions. Recently took the advice of gardeners more experienced than I and started to keep a garden journal. I have seen the light, my friends.

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1 day ago by Lela Bouse-McCracken

Impatiens love the shade and will brighten any dark corner of your shady garden. Impatiens are a mainstay in my flower gardens and from what I’ve read, they’re the number one bedding plant sold in the United States. Every spring I purchase several flats to brighten the borders of my flower gardens a ...

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1 day ago by M. E. Wickham

See, lots of details don’t make it onto the blog contemporaneously with their occurrence. I put the garlic to bed on October 20th, I think (not one hundred percent sure now), which was five days later than recommended. Oops! The package of seed garlic arrived around September 10th. I’d preordered a ...

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2 days ago by mynortherngarden

Looks good in hat Lose the hat, lady Let’s face it: Not everyone looks good in a cap. The young lady at right, for instance, has always looked good in hats. Her mother, at left, not so much. (And, why is she kissing a dog?) I think about caps while cleaning up the garden in fall, and today was a per ...

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3 days ago by rcohen

I always say that planting spring-flowering bulbs in the fall is one of the easiest family planting activities ever. And, I usually wait until November to plant them. There are several reasons I wait to plant bulbs until November. First and foremost, there are fewer other activities catching my atte ...

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6 days ago by Todd

If you’re new to gardening, you should think about making a plan for your garden before you buy any plants. Planting haphazardly, whether it’s vegetables, fruit, perennials or annuals, is strictly a hit or miss proposition. You might get lucky, but more likely than not, you’ll lose a lot of plants a ...

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6 days ago by Dave Townsend

November is here which usually means a slow down of sorts for most gardeners and lawn aficionados. We start to think of turkeys and holiday decorations and begin to put the garden beds to sleep for the winter. But what should and shouldn’t you do during the fall to wind down the garden? Here are fiv ...

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6 days ago by tberrys

Growing Spinach in Florida, Oh Boy! Normally speaking of Spinach. Most people go Yuk with a frown of hatred for it. I planted Spinach last year for the first time. This vegetable was never a vegetable that my father planted. I am sure if I had of told him that I liked it, he would have planted it ju ...

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6 days ago by tberrys

“Greens” Broadleaf Mustard Today while roaming through my garden admiring the Mustard Greens that I planted back on September 26th . I am proud. They are beautiful. The weather here in Florida isn’t as cool as it needs to be for these Mustard. They are so big. To me they are ready to be harvested bu ...

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7 days ago by Tim B.

Welcome to November. Here in Central Indiana it was one cold and wet October. There were two freezes and several frosting mornings over the past several weeks, but that is not too unusual for this time of year. Because of the cooler weather, some of the vegetables have taken their time to mature. Th ...

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