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Hello Garden Guides
...um, so I just popped in to say hello. I have been Gardening most of my life, and I have been a grandmother now for twenty years, so it's been a long time. Gardening is just a way of life for me. I live out… More
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Garden Club
I'm in a local garden club, and am just wondering how many of you are also in garden clubs? What are some of the program topics your club has had (or has planned for this year) at your meetings? For our March meeting we'll have a local bird expert speak… More
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Tiny Garden Rake????
...ate auction a month or so ago and there were some gardening tools that were to be sold as a bundle. There was one tool in there that I have never seen (it was very old) and I wanted it so badly, but I didn't need… More
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Looking for high quality garden fork
I really need to add one of these to my tool shed. I want a good quality one though. I've heard of the cheap ones that they sell at the box stores bending or breaking. I would guess a decent one would run near $50 or so. Anyone have any… More
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Fall Garden Clean Up
...p with the late crops and get ready for some fall gardening, I must admit things can pile up, I always like to have a… More
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Hi from Oregon, planting a sqare ft garden!
...garden guides, and I'm looking forward to reading tips on organic square foot gardening. I've just recently dug up the sunny corner or my small front yard and started some 4x6 foot beds. Last week I planted peas and potatoes, this moring beets, garlic,… More
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juat me "basil garden"
...arting from my long time "want to do" activity -- gardening and its "basil" for me! was out today buying things like new pots - soil and of course -- my first batch of "sweet basil" --… More
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Cleaning my garden tools
...ch. Is there an easier way to get the clay off my tools than scraping it off? Is there any solution that I can soak them in that will ease the clean up? More
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Help me start my new vegetable garden?
... in an urban area and I plan to start a vegetable garden. I just moved into a house that has a nice big yard, whereas before I was living in apartments. Here's the thing: The lawn is thick with grass. I'd like to cut out a fairly… More
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3 tiered garden
...e had any tips on how to build a 3 tiered (level) garden, or if you know of any good sites with how to's. thanks in advance! More
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Fall garden
...ready to gear up for a fall garden and wanted any tips you might have! What do you normally plant in your fall garden?… More
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Help me start my new garden!
... in an urban area and I plan to start a vegetable garden. I just moved into a house that has a nice big yard, whereas before I was living in apartments. Here's the thing: The lawn is thick with grass. I'd like to cut out a fairly… More
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Free Garden Tool Giveaway!
... to sustainable living and topics such as organic gardening, natural health, green homes and renewable energy. They are currently offering a chance to win a set of 10 new gardening tools The winner will receive 5 large NRG PRO tools and 4 NRG… More
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What are your money saving tips/tricks?
... a beautiful garden on a limited budget, such as, buying perrenials with bulbs at the end of the season (on sale), waiting for it to die back completely and planting the bulbs; starting plants from… More
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my favorite garden tool/book
...le booklet on companion planting - the lady at thegardenscoop.com was giving them away. Anyhow, it shows me exactly where to plant what - which vegetables hate each… More
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I found a wonderful garden tool!
I found a wonderful Garden tool. It is called a "Garden Claw". It has an extra long handle, about 38-45 inches long, and it does a wonderful job of turning hard soil, and cultivating. I had seen it on TV for about a year and questioned its use, but then… More
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Buying organic seeds
...buying some Burpee organic seeds for my vegetable garden this year but I'm totally in the dark. Can I save seeds and plant them next year-will they grow and produce? This is all a new venue for me and… More
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must have gardening tool
... hose etc" what tool do you just love using? Hoe? garden weasel? pitch fork? what I like my little hand rake great for weeding digging loosening soil whatever More
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Household Tips
...e fun to share household tips and tricks over the garden fence. We could share anything from getting out stains to deciding what color to paint the dog house your hubby/wife will be sleeping in tonight. I'd thought I'd start by sharing something I found about… More
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Do your homework before buying from this online nursery!
...their name and negative comments removed from the Garden Watchdog website by threat of lawsuit. I just thought I'd warn everybody in case, like me, you tend to trust people. I stumbled upon some negative… More
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From AcraMax Gardening Email Tips on getting rid of UNWANTED Pests
...aking spring, it promises to be a banner year for garden pests. I'm bracing myself for the onslaught. The slugs are rearing their ugly heads already, so I've been wearing thick-soled shoes whenever I visit my garden… More
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Your Vegetable garden
...ing your own that is so much more satisfying then buying a ready made seedling. What about you? More
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Boston fern tips and tricks??
My wonderful and generous neighbor ladies got together and bought me the HUGEST Boston fern I have ever seen in my life- the thing literally covers my entire coffee table. I have never tried to grow one of these luscious beauties because I've heard they're pretty tough to maintain. Now,… More
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Tips for creating a butterfly/hummingbird garden
... had never heard of before!) http://images.waysidegardens.com/wayside/wem000731/ButterHummwem000731rg.html (Take out the space between 1 and / when you cut and paste this into your… More
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Planting Tool s & Ideas
Plant Spacing Grid, We,Jake, Maggie & Myself Use a piece of Concrete Wire Mesh with 6x6 holes We have made a 2' wide by 4' long 32 plant/seed spacing grid, It worked great on the Onion Set Spacing (all 800 of them). The Twins and You know who love this… More
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Garden Tool Tips
Keep tools sharp: Two people chop wood. One takes frequent breaks. The other works non-stop. At the end of the day the one who rested has a larger pile of wood. "How'd you manage that?" asks the other. "During breaks," she replies, "I was sharpening my axe." More
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