4 days ago by swgarden

February in the desert southwest is a month for planning and planting. It’s still appropriate to continue to seed many of what we consider winter crops – leafy greens such as lettuce, kale, Swiss chard, collards, and carrots, beets, radishes and bok choy. It’s also time to start planning a spring ga ...

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41 days ago by susan

An entry from last year First of all, thank you to my friend Alice for pointing out that the Rose Parade is never on a Sunday; therefore it will be held Monday, January 2nd. For those of us who like to see sparkling fresh flower covered floats, I recommend going out to Pasadena Sunday night sometime ...

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41 days ago by Deborah Silver

I took this photograph in January of 2011. How different my garden looks today. In fact, my garden looks different most every day. I tried very hard to pick only one picture to represent the garden each month-that was too much pressure. Given that I have 23 pictures dead ahead, I will quit typing, b ...

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67 days ago

How to make winter spruce top planters When frost turns the contents of your outdoors planters into a blackened mushy mess; rather than dragging the pots into storage, think about sprucing up and adding a little green to your planters for the Holiday season. Winter planter gardens are a great way to ...

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185 days ago by swgarden

For gardeners, here’s a list of fall 2011 Plant Events and Gardening Classes. If you’re coming to a class, please call preregister, even for the free events. For classes that require a fee, you’ll pay at time of registration; debit and credit cards are accepted. No refunds available. Call 602-279-95 ...

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206 days ago by edhume

As I mentioned last week, now is the time to be planting your fall and over-wintering veggies. What vegetables and what varieties would be best to plant? Today’s podcast, available below, covers just those very questions. Ed’s Podcasts: Fall Vegetables As always, if you’d like to save the podcast fo ...

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