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...at will tolerate the wet conditions, try planting northern bur-reed. This sedge grows well… More
The hillsides of California are blanketed with the vibrant orange of native poppies during… More
Northern Nevada's gardeners have some major challenges. Soil throughout much of the region is… More
... USDA hardiness zone 5a will grow successfully in northern Illinois. Choose from highbush… More
Northern Minnesota is not reliably frost free until June first, and may experience the… More
The majority of Northern Arkansas is mountainous terrain inside the Ozarks. Temperatures in this… More
Northern Michigan has a highly variable climate by season, with snowy winters and moderate… More
...tal interest and green color to their landscapes. Northern Illinois gardeners reside in United… More
...eshy roots and leaves attached to a central base. Northern daylilies are flowers that… More
Cultivated for thousands of years, corn is the only grain native to the Americas.… More
Northern pin oak (Quercus ellipsoidalis) is also called jack oak and hill's oak. The… More
Pruning northern red oak trees requires good knowledge of trees and their health. Young… More
Aloe is known by many different names such as unguentine cactus, burn plant, Barbados… More
... lovely flowers that resemble foxgloves. A mature northern catalpa can reach a height… More
The northern bayberry is quite an interesting shrub. It is considered a deciduous to… More
The pepper plant thrives in warm weather, is easy to grow and can be… More
Includes maps, photos, overviews, and a long list of things you'll want to see… More
Bringing the traditional kitchen garden into a new age. More
...eautiful and low maintenance native plants in the northern regions of the United States. More
Bringing the traditional kitchen garden into a new age. More
...e sage bunch with helpful tips from a sustainable gardener in this free video on... More
...an organic farmer in this free video on vegetable gardening and... More
...from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening and plant care. More
...from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening and... More
...is a beautiful plant that is found throughout the northern hemisphere. Grow meadow rue in… More
To grow annual phlox, or phlox drummondii, plant them in a sunny, hot spot and… More
...from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening and plant care. More
...able gardener in this free video series on flower gardening and plant... More
To grow California redwoods, or sequoias, use woody, composted soil, provide lots of water, good… More
...sustainable gardener in this free video on flower gardening and plant care. More
...ng and wound healing with help from a sustainable gardener in this free video on... More
Sending flowers to the United Kingdom is possible by contacting a local florist in the… More
...from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening. More
... in the world with information from a sustainable gardener in this free video on... More
...from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening tips. More
...se the perfect tritelia bulbs for your summertime garden in this free educational video series. More
... manure and peat moss on your garden in this free gardening video about growing… More
Meat-eating plants like the pitcher plant need light just like regular plants, learn how to… More
...g, buying, and planting flower bulbs in this free gardening video. More
...g, buying, and planting flower bulbs in this free gardening video. More
...lanting and growing aconitum flowers in this free gardening video. More
Transplanting pitcher plants is easy with these tips, learn how to care for the North… More
...ss of transplanting a chimera violet in this free gardening video about caring for African… More
...olet gets just enough light to bloom in this free gardening video about caring for… More
...your garden in this free video on low maintenance gardening. More
...n how to start and maintain a garden in this free gardening video. More
...ering if its to late to do it now in Feb. here in northern California. Thank you, viao90 More
Hello everyone, I'm a novice gardener but very excited to begin gaining experience. My hubby and I created a 5x15 raised garden this spring and I'm about to start planting. We put down 1 yard sand, 1/2 yard compost, and 2 yards loamy garden soil in our box. I have… More
I noticed this nest this summer. I got a few pics, but I had to stand in the middle of a busy street to get the shots. Hello...anybody in there? More
I have a catalpa tree in southern Indiana, captured in the wild, growing happily, except that he/she never flowers!!! Is there something I need to do for it, or are there males and females as with the Ginko tree? Help! More
...e. And I am entirely new to gardening. We live in Northern California. I have a 4 foot retaining wall. Behind the retaining wall I have about4-5 foot dirt. What can I grow there without causing any damage to the wall. It is a block… More
...any others out there?? I have read some post from northern MI but, haven't seen any from up here yet. Well, hapy gardening to… More
...a question. I am going to be moving to Arcata, in northern California. It’s in the middle of the red wood forest and on the coast, meaning it’s wet and cold. Winter is coming and I need a garden. I have a pet skink (lizard)… More
.... We're 120 North of Sacramento up I-5. I've been gardening forever and love it more everyday. I'm not a fussy gardener. I try and stay with the "local" plants.....we have 5 acres, about 275 olive trees (Sevillano and Manzanillo varieties), some Eucalyptus… More
...t sure if I water to much or to little. I live in northern california and it can get… More
I've been eating a lot of great northern beans lately, and I was wondering if I should try planting the dried beans I got in the store or if I should try to find seeds? More
I am planting my first vegetable garden. The plot is 20x30 feet (actually I have 40 acres but thought I would start small and work my way up to a couple acres) with sun all day long. I will be planting sweet corn, onions, scallions, tomatoes,carrots,radishes, chives,peppers, cantelope, watermelon,lettuce, cabage,… More
Hey folks, I just found this site and so far it seems a perfect fit for what I was looking for. I currently live in a duplex with my hubby and our dog, Nova. All the kids and grandkids are scattered and I have more time on my hands these… More
Wow what a great site .I have been gardening for about 14 years. I moved last Sept and had to leave all but a hand full of plants what a sad time that was . I am now starting over have moved to the woods should be an interesting challenge… More
... & flower Gardener. Feel free to check out my Gardening photo journal at: http://www.indianagardening.blogspot.com Happy Gardening! Garden Girl Jo More
... Halime and just wanted to say hello. I am new to gardening but willing to overcome my "gangrene thumb" by listening and learning and trial and error!:p More
...inois, and I'm new to the board and pretty new to gardening. When I was a kid, my mom did some fantastic work to our yards...creating amazing landscaping and my Grandmother's yard was sort of famous on her street for having… More
Anybody from Northern Wisconsin? I like to share ideas that work and ideas that didn't, about vegies, perenials, fruits, whatever. More
Just sayin hello and glad to "meet" ya! It's just starting to warm up here now in my area. Still chilly at night but glorius during the day! Seedlings are coming up and my Red Maple, planted last summer, is waking up! Hugs to all! Lisa:p More
I see lots of Northern Cardinals from the kitchen window. Hey, who put corn in the safflower seed? More
..., and damselflys. Anyone know if this is really a Northern Hairstreak ? My book says they are rare. More
...ost. I live in northern Indiana and do most of my gardening alone. I could never get my husband interested, but I'm always happy if he notices or comments on any of the plants. We've had a few shouting matches over his use of the… More
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