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Agapanthus africanus – An Essential Perennial For A Mild Winter Climate Garden By: Jonathan Yaakobi
Agapanthus is one of the loveliest and easy to grow perennials available to the gardener in a dry, Mediterranean climate. Used in a certain way, it can be stunningly exciting as well.
Category: Flower Gardens
When it’s Good its Berry Berry Good© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares her special blackberry jelly recipe.
Category: Canning Recipes
How to Grow a Roses in the Winter© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares some of her recently learned information about Lenten Roses or growing roses in the winter.
Category: Winter Gardening
Garden Design In Dry Climates – Reducing The Size Of The Lawn By: Jonathan Yaakobi
The gardener in a dry climate where water is at a premium, may look jealously at garden books from wetter climates, and dream of growing acres of lawn. In fact, reducing the amount of lawn invariably leads to better design solutions.
Category: Design
Salsa For The Health Conscious By: Penny Mohney
Due to an increasing awareness of nutritional issues, salsas have become the best selling condiment in North America. This is largely because they are low in cholesterol, fat, and calories and because they provide a great way to add flavor to even the dullest of dishes.
Category: Vegetable Recipes
Understanding Lawn Fertilizers By: Dan Ezell
f you've attempted to or even purchased lawn fertilizer you know how confusing the decision can be. The choices can be mind boggling without an understanding of what's really necessary. The abbreviations and increments of each component in a fertilizer can leave the brightest gardener confused. Hopefully we can leave you with a better understanding and give you confidence in you fertilizer purchase.
Category: Basics
Success Tips in Mowing For a More Beautiful and Healthier Lawn By: Dan Ezell
Your mowing techniques can make a world of difference in maintaining a beautiful, healthy lawn. Without much effort, you can drastically improve your lawns appearance with the methods we recommend.
Category: Landscape Gardening
The Art of Weeding© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares some good weeding advice.
Category: Weed Management
Dead-heading, Yes or No? © Part II By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll finishes up with part II and the rest of what she knows about dead-heading her flowering plants.
Category: Prunning
Garden Design – How You Can Learn From Books And From Visiting Gardens By: Jonathan Yaakobi
The best way to derive inspiration from a garden design book, or from walking around a fine public park, is to relax, enjoy the sights, and try to understand the principles behind what you see.
Category: Horticulture
What Exactly is a Cultivar? © By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll writes about the benefits of knowing cultivars.
Category: Plant and Tree Identification
Dead-heading, Yes or No? © Part I By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares her experience with dead-heading flowers in her gardens.
Category: Prunning
How to Correctly Prune Clematis© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares some of her tips for pruning Clematis.
Category: Prunning
Dealing With the Japanese Beetle© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares her experience of dealing with Japanese Beetles.
Category: Pest and Disease
Garden Statues Can Add Visual Interest to Your Landscape Design By: Joel Sussman
St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals, is a familiar Catholic religious statue that is commonly seen in dozens of locations throughout virtually any medium sized city. Not only do many property owners buy St. Francis bird baths and bird feeders to dress up their gardens, but Saint Francis statues can also be spotted in church courtyards, religious schools, and hospitals. Maybe it’s the kindly and gentle image that St. Francis projects that makes him such a universally appealing image to display. As a religious statue, its message of honoring nature and all its creatures is one to which many people can relate, even if they’re not particularly religious.
Category: Landscape Gardening
Garden Pest Control – The Two Sides Of the Coin For Effective Pest Management By: Jonathan Yaakobi
The essence of effective pests control is to do two things that seemingly contradict each other. One is to be constantly on the ball, and the other to try to do as little as possible!
Category: Pest and Disease
I Love Bok Choy© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares some information about the ease of growing and cooking Bok Choy.
Category: Vegetable Gardening
TOMATO GARDENING 101 By: Penny Mohney
Growing your own tomatoes....it’s easy, very inexpensive and they taste better too so lets get started!
Category: Basics
Why Not Grow Some Chinese Cabbage? © By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares some information about the ease of growing Chinese Cabbage.
Category: Vegetable Gardening
June 17 is Eat Your Vegetables Day© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll writes about the ease of adding 5 fruits and vegetables to your daily meal.
Category: Health and Nutrition
What is a Biennial Plant? © By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares some information about biennials.
Category: Gardening for Beginners
Landscape Trees - Don’t Make These Mistakes When Choosing One For Your Garden By: Jonathan Yaakobi
Many home gardeners choose a landscape tree based on spectacular flower color or some other showy feature. The professional garden designer however, considers flower color at the end not at the beginning of the design process.
Category: Trees and Shrubs
Cinch Bug Lawn Symptoms And Home Remedy By: Dan Ezell
You do everything right. You water, fertilize and mow with a methodical approach yet you find these circular yellow spots on you lawn. More than likely you have cinch bugs.
Category: Pest and Disease
Meet the Walter Family and Their Giant Vegetables © By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll writes about the Walters family in Cresco, Iowa and their secret compost recipe for giant vegetables.
Category: Composting
Bats in Your Garden© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares some information on why bats in your garden are great controllers of pesky insects.
Category: Beneficial Insects
Biodiversity is Essential for a Healthy Garden© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares information on maintaining a healthy garden through biodiversity for attracting good pests to your garden.
Category: Beneficial Insects
Wild Violets, Boldly go where no Violet has gone before By: Hans Dekker
Wild Violets are so successful in their reproduction that many have labeled them as unwanted weed. This plant has an interesting way of finding ways to grow on places we rather would not see them. An invasive root system coupled with two types of flowers
Category: Annuals
Annuals and Perennials By: Hans Dekker
Mixing annuals and perennials in your garden is a great way to take advantage the strength and natural abilities of these two sorts of plants. It will help you to keep you to reduce maintenance and you can enjoy flowers all season long.
Category: Flower Gardens
Growing Chrysanthemums for Profit© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll writes about growing Chrysanthemums for profit.
Category: Gardening For Profit
4-H is a Good Head Start Program for Young Gardeners© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares information about children and the 4-H gardening programs.
Category: Gardening for Beginners
How to Attract Purple Martins to Your Garden© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares some basic information on attracting Purple Martins to your garden.
Category: Gardening for Beginners
The Secret to Ant Control By: Dan Ezell
Ants are the hands down, number one household and garden pest invaders. They can be a real nuisance but there are many simple, cost efficient ways to rid yourself of their presence.
Category: Pest and Disease
Be Aware of Hydrangea Care By: Dan Ezell
The hydrangea, a gardener's favorite, can yield the most beautiful, big blossom if taken care of properly. They don't require much but they sure do like the attention.
Category: Trees and Shrubs
Creeping Phlox the Great Ground Cover© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares information on the benefits of planting Creeping Phlox as a ground cover.
Category: Perennials
Sustainable Gardening – The Main Five Points To Bear In Mind By: Jonathan Yaakobi
If anyone needs convincing about the need for sustainable horticulture, you can just ask one simple question. Do you care if your children and grandchildren will be able to enjoy gardens and gardening?
Category: Horticulture
Kids Love to Grow Peanuts© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll writes about a young gardener's peanut growing project from planting to roasting and eating to creating a family memory.
Category: Gardening for Beginners
Ash – A Forgotten Landscape Tree For Private Gardens By: Jonathan Yaakobi
When choosing a landscape tree for your garden, don’t focus too much on showy blooms or edible and decorative fruit. The Ash has none of these, but can be one of the most beautiful additions to your private landscape.
Category: Trees and Shrubs
Make Your Own Mid-Summer Garden Calendar© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares her "to do" list of chores from her mid-summer garden calendar.
Category: Gardening for Beginners
Make Your Own Early Summer Garden Calendar© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares her "to do" list from her early summer garden calendar.
Category: Gardening for Beginners
Garden Care And Maintenance – Tips On How To Get Value For Money By: Jonathan Yaakobi
An essential part of a viable garden design, is considering the costs involved in care and maintenance. Ignoring this is like buying a great sports car, only to find afterwards, that you can’t afford the insurance!
Category: Gardening For Profit
Zeroscaping or Xeriscaping Landscaping© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares information about Zeroscaping or Xeriscaping Landscaping.
Category: Landscape Gardening
How to Grow Garlic for Home or Profit© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll share what she learned from her mis-adventure of growing garlic.
Category: Gardening For Profit
Garden Irrigation – Watering Trees And Shrubs During A Drought Year By: Jonathan Yaakobi
During drought years, it is more logical to think that the lawn and flowers have to be watered, while the trees and shrubs, can get by without. In fact, the reverse is true.
Category: Water Management
Looking For Unusual Herbs? © By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares some information about 3 unusual herbs she knows about of which 2 she has grown herself.
Category: Herb Gardens
How to Build a Rock Garden© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares some information on building a beginner's simple rock garden.
Category: Gardening for Beginners
Make Your Own Fall Garden Calendar© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares her "to do" list for early and late fall gardening chores
Category: Fall Gardening
Make Your Own Mid-Spring Garden Calendar© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares her "to-do" list of chores from her mid-spring garden calendar.
Category: Spring Gardening
Make Your Own Spring Garden Calendar© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares her spring "to do" calendar list.
Category: Spring Gardening
Organic Gardening B.C. (Before Cash) © By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll is a strong advocate of the barter system and shares some of her tried and true information.
Category: Gardening For Profit
Decorating With House Plants© By: Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll remembers decorating with house plants.
Category: Indoor Gardening

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