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:banana-wa Years ago a friend of mine blessed me with a book, titled "The Garden Design Book" by, Cheryl Merser and the editors of Garden Design Magazine. I fell in love with the formal gardens in the book and have wanted one of my own ever since! Soooooo........ I have… More
Wishing everyone a truly happy and blessed Thanksgiving Day that continues throughout the holiday season. It almost sounds trite to say how truly thankful I am for GG and the friends I have here since it gets said again and again and again by so many people; but the fact… More
I dont guess I ever did an intro here that I can find. Im fairly new to gardening, which brings my grandmother great pleasure since I used to swear I wanted a yard covered in asphalt! She cant believe I grow my own tomatoes and peppers along with flowers now.… More
Who has/had Them! and how do I rid my veggies from them and who knows what they like to eat:eek: So tell me what do they like to eat:eek: :eek: :confused: Im missing male flower center of my (lets just call it) a veggie vine.This just may answer all my… More
Thanks for reading my post. Before you read any further...I made a mistake with my zone...USDA puts me in Zone 7, but the Sunset Garden Book puts me in 2B. I don't know which one to use. I live in the mountains near Big Bear, California, so I get snow… More
I received the Tomato Festival Cookbook for my birthday last month. Here is some information on Lawrence Davis-Hollander and a few recipes. Gary Lawrence Davis-Hollander is the Director and founder of the Eastern Native Seed Conservancy. He was trained as a botanist and ecologist at Connecticut College and has conducted… More
Well spring has sprung in Upstate NY and it is time to get out and starting getting the garden ready for my veggies! My issue is this: Poor soil in yard...so hubby dug large hole (10 feet by 30 feet about 3 feet deep) with his backhoe (he is heavy… More
I just wanted to share a website I really like for very cheap books. For most of the books there isn't anything at all wrong with them but they have a black marker line on the bottom or side of the pages (so that you can't take and return the… More
Hi everyone, Just wanted to say hi and learn from you all. Just moved to TX from the North!!! YES, I escape the cold freezing weather!!! I just recently got a house here, and wanted to design my gardens... any ideas? One thing that is important to me are the… More
Anyone else looking at their gardens and finding spots where everything has bloomed and the plants themselves are looking spent? I need some ideas on what to do to keep the beds looking interesting all season long, and although I have wanted to do all perennials, I am coming to… More
I live about 25 miles southwest of Chicago. The first week of June I had 1 hummer at my feeder but he didn't drink. Since then I have had nothing but wasps. I now have 3 feeders hoping the wasps would leave one of them alone. I have tried everything… More
I really enjoy looking back a few months and seeing how much things have grown. Thanks goodness for digital cameras. i must have thousands of photos of my gardens, just ask my DH who always has to upload them for me since the reader is in his office. Anyhoodle, heres… More
...well, as long as the "dead of Winter" means 70 degrees.... The local Botanical Gardens is working hard to get ready for the upcoming Spring season. Lots of new beds and sprouts. The damage from the hurricane was severe but it appears that the armies of volunteers have put in… More
I am a new member and just wanted to say hi. I worked on a small farm for about ten years (through high school and college), were I got a major green thumb. But I haven't seriosly gardened for five years now. Last year I bought a house here in… More
STONECROP GARDENS ANNOUNCES A CURE FOR THE WINTER BLUES Spring under Glass from March 23-28, 2009 Come to Stonecrop and leave winter behind for good! Starting Monday, March 23rd, one of the first days of spring, Stonecrop Gardens will open a week early for a special celebration of Spring under… More
I got on the web today to find out if I could transplant my hostas and I got on this website; figured it would be fun to do a forum! Gardening is challenging for me because I live at 8300', have clay soil, and a short growing season.:rolleyes: Also, on… More
I pass this one on the way to the bakery. I love the way the tiny space contains so much ! I love the way it's full of flowers in every season And most of all I love the way it is kind of wild and natural. German gardens are… More
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