Herb gardens are my favorite type of garden. There is something really satisfying about plants that do it all – they are pretty, fragrant, tasty and even medicinal! They can be grown in a formal style, or rock
DIY Cinder Block Vertical Planter
You may have seen other cinder block planters circulating the internet. Well we decided to post a version ourselves, because they're just… so. darn. cool. We wanted to try one of our own, but do it a littl
There are ways to get free plants for your garden, and I don't mean bribing the checker at the home improvement store. Nope, these are more satisfying anyway! The way to get free plants is to propagate plants th
Want a lush garden? Join the club, who doesn't! You can have a lush feel to your garden space, if you follow a few guidelines, show a little bit of patience, and take care of your plants needs the right way. Her
The growing session isn't over just because summer is winding down… one of the best ways to keep your garden space vibrant is to use fall containers. And most of you who have been reading TGG awhile know t
If your garden looks tired at the end of the season, but your neighbors' is full of color and texture, chances are they may be growing dahlias. Dahlias bloom from mid summer until frost, and come in small beddin
7 Classic DIY Garden Walkway Projects
One of the most important design elements in a garden is structure. It's easy (ok, it is a little bit of work!) to add structure by adding paths and walkways. They give the eye a place to rest, follow, and let y
3 Composting Techniques Everyone Should Know
We all know by now that composting is important to the environment. It allows natural waste to return to the earth, while adding a nutrient rich material to our gardens. Here is a break down of the top 3 most common t
Front Porch Halloween Decorating Ideas
I love fall decorating, and I really enjoy Halloween, but frankly, indoors, my fall decor wins out. But that doesn't mean I want to 86 the idea of having some Halloween fun! My solution is to come up with some f
One of the most popular theme gardens is a butterfly garden. Who can resist those delicate, magical creatures that float through the air, and can bring a smile to the face of the most grizzled old hermit? Let's
If you want to make a dramatic statement in your garden, without a lot of maintenence, a DIY dry creek bed is the way to go. It gives your yard a natural feel, without having to manage a real water feature. And they a
I have a secret. I used to hate succulents. With a passion. I think I was influenced growing up in the '70's in California, where succulents were usually half dead hen and chicks filling a yard people thou
I would love to have my patio encircled with built in planters. Hardscape is central to any good garden design, and frankly, I can't think of a better project than a garden element that is a constantly changing
I'm a big fan of herbs… I love how they smell, the texture they provide, that self sustaining feeling they give you, just having them in the garden. But I'm also a big fan because I'm convinced
DIY Holiday Gift Plant Projects
As a gardener, I love to get holiday gifts that reflect my love of, well… gardens! In fact, I don't know anyone who doesn't love to get a living gift during the holiday season. Rather than be one of
No matter what time of year it is, there are times when we want to bring the beauty and gifts from the garden indoors. Whether it's to keep your "green thumb" warm during the winter months, because y
Unique and Creative Fairy Gardens
I have to admit, I've become a sucker for those miniature garden worlds called fairy gardens. The ability to create a scene or a memory in a garden that can be viewed close up, in detail… it's a litt
7 Crafty Outdoor Projects with Ice
During the winter, you may think there is not much to be done outside. But I love the outdoors the whole year, and I think there is always a way to find happiness in the garden! So take advantage of those frigid outdo
At the end of winter, we can all start to feel little flower deprived… I know I love driving by a well designed garden that has those first, early spring blooms. (Yes, I am admitting mine has none. Shhh.) Not on
If you have roses in your garden, chances are, you need to learn how to prune them. Why prune? Here's the thing… most roses are a lot tougher than we give them credit for… In fact, it can be pretty h
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