Eco-Growing Newly Discovered Fruits, Herbs & Vegetables for Fun or Profit
August 5, 2010 – 3:27 am | No Comment

Did you know there’s an exotic melon with flesh like lime gelatin dessert (only better)? Have you ever heard of the taradi vine with its edible tubers? How about the delicious Shopova fruit?

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Your Dream Garden
July 14, 2010 – 7:30 pm | No Comment

Have you dreamed about what your garden could look like? Whenever you browse garden catalogs filled with colorful flowers, shrubs, trees and pictures of beautifully landscaped yards, the choices seem endless.

Hydroponics to Achieve Improved Fruits and Vegetable For Your Dinner Table
July 14, 2010 – 6:36 pm | No Comment

Hydroponics is the method of gardening that benefits not only your dinner table but your environment as well. This is the growing medium for plants that is used where the ground or climate in a region cannot normally support the growing of plant life. This is a technology that is mainly used by greenhouse and home hobbyists.

Gardening Tips – Soil Additives and Manure For Stronger Plants
July 14, 2010 – 8:30 am | No Comment

The best plants are grown in gardens where the soil is not ignored, but regularly improved with soil conditioners and manure. Plants are healthier and live longer as a result of additional supplies of compost, manure and fertilizers. Get the soil in good heart before you plant, and your plants will grow faster and establish more quickly.

Tips and Techniques For Watering Your Container Garden Plants
July 14, 2010 – 7:27 am | No Comment

Watering your container garden plants does not have to be tricky. Here are some tips and techniques for watering your container gardens.

Ames True Temper 2341330 Natural Fit Floral Trimmer with Poly Handles
July 14, 2010 – 6:42 am | No Comment
Ames True Temper 2341330 Natural Fit Floral Trimmer with Poly Handles

Large poly handles molded over steel shanks for added strength.

Product DescriptionHomeowner By-Pass Pruner has TFE coated blades for easy cutting. Comfortable vinyl grip handles with molded in hang-up hole. Positive slide safety catch. 7″ length …

Tips on Adding a Rose Arbor to Your Garden
July 14, 2010 – 3:31 am | No Comment

A rose arbor basically constitutes any structure that can support the growth of vines or plants that climb. There is an endless amount of variations of this type of structure to choose from. To begin with, you will need to know the size structure that will best fit the space you have designated for an arbor. Next, you will need to choose a material that is made specifically to support the weight of plants. Materials like wood, metal, or vinyl are most commonly used. Metals like aluminum, steel, or iron are going to be the strongest and sturdiest but also more expensive. Wood structures are more natural and beautiful looking but won’t last as long and will require periodic maintenance. Vinyl is becoming more popular because it requires almost no maintenance through the years and can be purchased in many different colors.