Ok, first off, a disclaimer. This is not a DIY post, and if you are a fair weather gardener, maybe you will pass by this post and onto the projects. Fair enough. For those of you who consider yourself gardeners, in a
I think I hear over and over, that Peonies are one of the most favorited flowers around. What's not to love? Perfect colors, a romantic cupped shape, some are even fragrant! They are not that difficult to grow,
I've always loved having edibles in my garden. It isn't a new idea, cottage gardens in Europe traditionally combined growing vegetables for the family along with table flowers, due to the small spaces most
Plant your furniture…literally! We have run across these really neat ways to integrate plantings into your garden rooms, by planting your furniture itself! Really unique containers, and I love the idea of having
If you've been thinking about starting a water feature project in the garden this season, have you thought about adding the sights and sounds of a waterfall to your yard? Waterfalls are great for stress reductio
We've all loved 'em… the ever dreamed about, garden hydrangea. So popular, they are the number one wedding flower after roses. So beloved, few people have no memories of a hydrangea moment…yes,
If you need to lay a new lawn, or repair or replace an old one, there is no faster way to get it established then laying sod. It's not a difficult job if you follow some easy hints. Steve and I have both laid so
With every new growing season comes the need for outdoor planters… and we've rounded up some unique planter tutorials for every gardener, whether you want a traditional window box, or an up-cycled art piec
Fragrant plants are really important in the garden, because they appeal to more than one of our senses. Studies show that the sense of smell can be one of the most important in our life memories. Can you smell a turke
I love songbirds, and I have several feeders in my yard. But I get bored with the same old stuff you find at the box stores… I love the idea of making your own bird feeders because it's an easy project eve
Your garden doesn't have to be a flamboyant display of bright blooms to be a "garden". In fact, some of the most interesting gardens in the world rely on foliage to supply color and interest. Green i
Island beds are a great solution for a garden that lacks a focal point, and an easy way to add color and texture to a large expanse of boring lawn. Because they are accessible from all sides, they are easier to plant
Any of you who have been reading my blogs for awhile know that I love things that have history. Age, patina, a past. And when it comes to plants, I feel the same way! Heirloom gardening has a huge following among dive
12 Great DIY Greenhouse Projects
Greenhouses can extend your growing season, allow you to propagate plants from your yard, and the yard of fellow gardeners, and let you grow tender or delicate plants you might not otherwise be able to grow. I'v
Summer is here in the garden, and with it a lot of great things, and a few that really can ruin a summer day. Among them, wasps. Nothing will haul the best backyard bbq to a halt faster than a football hitting a wasp
Cottage gardens are my favorite garden style, and the one that I feel most at home, and most like myself in. They are casual, laid back gardens with surprises around every corner, and hidden beauty throughout. They mu
10 Summer Pests (and How to Squash Them!)
Well mid-summer is upon us, and if you've been out in the garden, you know this is peak time for pests to eat your rose buds, corn, lettuce and… well, and almost anything. Usually your favorites! Half the
Top 5 Gardening Apps You Need Today!
Gardening is supposed to be about the natural life, right? Well, yes. But that doesn't mean we can't let technology give us a hand. Would you have guessed that your smart phone or tablet could be a gardeni
Fix for Fall : Easy Annuals to Wake Up your Garden
As summer reaches it's peak, now is the time to start thinking about fixing up the garden at the end of the season. The fact is, most gardens look a bit tired by the time September rolls around. If you plan ahea
When the end of the season nears, serious gardeners should think about saving seeds from their own plants, to prepare for next season's seed starting. Why save your own seed? Saving your own seed is a budget fri
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