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...ral flowers that grow well in this climate. Every spring, native bulbs bloom all… More
Roses require springtime care to promote healthy plants and blooms in the summer. The… More
Spring bulb gardens are a beautiful welcome after a long winter. These are the… More
springtime chrysanthemums are commonly called mums. Mums are planted in the spring for the… More
...least common colors found in spring flowers, so a garden full of blue blooms… More
Spring is one of the best times to start gardening. The soil and air… More
... dirty, gets stronger. You can get a jumpstart on spring planting by sowing… More
...annot abide high temperatures. It also means that spring comes early, with many colorful… More
...ing checklists are full of motivation to get your garden in top shape for… More
Ginseng is a perennial plant that grows in the wild under the forest canopy.… More
Daylilies, a low-maintenance plant, grow and multiply quickly. Divide the plants every two to… More
... that principle, it is possible to use an old box spring to make… More
Plants that bloom in the spring give gardeners the first signs of the new… More
Spring is the perfect time to start a vegetable garden at home. Growing your… More
... till the fall and involved digging around in the garden for those hidden… More
Herald the arrival of spring with a wreath wrapped in silk cherry blossoms or… More
...or spring flowering shrubs for early color in the garden. More
Getting a head start on your spring garden. More
It's time to give violets a second look! More
...g and colorful homage to the glorious bounties of spring and a guide to… More
Plant garlic bulbs for a spring garden right before the first freeze. Add garlic to… More
...d care for plants correctly and safely with these spring gardening preparation tips from an… More
...d care for plants correctly and safely with these spring gardening preparation tips from an… More
...d care for plants correctly and safely with these spring gardening preparation tips from an… More
...d care for plants correctly and safely with these spring gardening preparation tips from an… More
...culate pea seeds before planting them in a spring garden. Start planting peas in a… More
...nd start early to get a more robust garden in the spring. Get an early… More
When transplanting peas for a spring garden, don't forget to add compost to the soil.… More
Spring gardening gifts for children can include seed trays, starter seed mixes, shovels or plants… More
To grow spring vegetables organically, develop a high-quality composted soil from leaves, grass clippings, weeds… More
Learn how to properly plant bulbs that thrive in warming conditions in this free educational… More
Learn how to keep a constant garden in this free gardening video about growing your… More
Learn how to plant the right bulbs for spring conditions in this video series. More
Tips on getting to know your garden so that it grows successfully in this free… More
...rn about the best location for a spring vegetable garden in this free gardening video… More
...dding water and compost tips for spring vegetable garden in this free gardening video from… More
...rn about watering vegetables for spring vegetable garden in this free gardening video from a… More
Learn about raised gardening beds for spring vegetable garden in this free gardening video from… More
...using the tiller and the hoe for spring vegetable garden in this free gardening video… More
Learn how to mulch for spring vegetable garden in this free gardening video from a… More
Learn about clean area for spring vegetable garden in this free gardening video from a… More
Learn about gardening mix for spring vegetable garden in this free gardening video from a… More
Learn about width of beds for spring vegetable garden in this free gardening video from… More
Learn about selected gardening area for spring vegetable garden in this free gardening video from… More
Learn about tools for growing a spring vegetable garden in this free video gardening video… More
Here in Upstate New York I am shocked to see that my lilacs are beginning to bud, as are my pussy willow trees. The birds are coming out, Cardinals, Eagles , etc.... The days have gotten up to the 40's but nights are still in the teens. How can this… More
...ow about you all, but I've already come down with spring gardening fever! Here's my tree & shrub wish list for what I'd like to add to the garden this coming spring, feel free to share yours!1. Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Nana Gracilis' (dwarf Hinoki falsecypress) for a privacy screen/hedge… More
...ep each other posted as we see our first signs of spring! More
... forecast for today, March 20th, the first day of Spring? More
:) Finally, spring is here!!! More
Photos from the garden...I love spring!!! More
...pots in my flower beds, but I know that there are spring bulbd like daffodils, crocuses and snowdrop bulbs in the earth there. If I… More
...ry to keep adding gardens as I clean them up this spring and perhaps a few installs. Here is a cleanup that is in progress as of April 16th The forget me knots were EVERYWHERE!!! ARggghhh. I used corn gluten meal as a pre-emergent. More
I'm wondering if I can plant spring flowering bulbs now (as opposed to waiting until fall). I'm in Zone 4 or 5, depending on what chart one looks at. I know they may sprout, but would this prevent them from coming up in spring of '09? More
I recently made some spring rolls from scratch. I made about 35 of them, so I decided to freeze some for future use. The ones that are frozen, go from the freezer directly to the deep fryer.. much like the ones in the grocery store. I made two types.. ground… More
...at bloom in the summer that can be planted in the spring? I missed out on getting some spring bulbs planted back in the fall. More
...seminar at work is going to be on low maintenance gardening. I have been working on this part this morning...Let's hope I can attach it ok. Let me know what you think. Shade lovers are next, then a few trees and shrubs. I am having a hard… More
... past week or so and I've been out tending to the gardens. I'm new to thyme and am not sure if I should trim it down to the soil, leave a little bit, or simply leave it alone. Any suggestions?… More
...hey are very beautiful when they flower, but each spring we cut them down to stumps, and then that part of the garden looks very bare. Any idea what I could plant there… More
I lined all my hanging baskets and large planters with a thick layer of leaves,I'm now emptying these containers and I finding black humus has replaced the leaves ond its loaded with roots. The other thing I found was when I watered the water did not run right through the… More
...ROP 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
...to grow some vegies and start off a new vegetable garden and i want to grow some certain other plants in the garden but this is the perfect season to start growing plants in a summer garden for next season... all i… More
It is still cold here in CT, Zones 5-6, but I have a few things going on. I hear people say that tulips only blossom for a few years. My father's tulips have blossommed for decades without any maintenance at all. I don't have a photo here because they are… More
...eir own flowers, vegetables and herbs. Our weekly spring classes will consist of different theme days, including topics such as plants, insects, international gardening, and health. We will spend most of our… More
1=lettuce and spinach 2=tomato's in the hoop 3=same tomato's different angel 4=onions (tomatoes will be in this bed) 5 = snow peas (tomatoes will be in bed ) More
...sture. Parsley coming up beside a rock in my herb garden. My husband talking about firing up the tiller. :cool: More
... course, all the little markers I put down in the spring have disappeared, and I have no idea what Our Wild Friends have eaten. So I… More
:D This picture was taken in the Black Hills of South Dakota earlier today! Summer's almost arrived in South Dakota and Wyoming! We can see the deer moving around. Yep, won't be long now. More
This picture was taken in the Black Hills of South Dakota earlier today! Summer's almost arrived in South Dakota and Wyoming. We can see the deer moving around. Yep, won't be long now. More
... my profile to find out more. im so excited about spring and just planted some seeds in starter pots today..i found this site on accident but wow thank goodness i did how cool!! cant wait to get… More
Took these pictures this morning in my yard and it was -30 when I got up. Yep global warming is a real threat. More
Hello I have not had a garden in a long time. Too long that is. I am a divorced dad. They do not live with me, but I get them often. I am usually working, sleeping or with my daughters. My dad had a passion for gardening. My uncle, gone… More
The first is of course Lily of the Valley Second is one of my Wisterias Third is a Lyre-leaved Sage 4th is Verbena and lastly some Mexican Evening Primrose More
Purple Creeping Phlox In Bloom
Zone 5 | Blooming
Hosta In Bloom
Zone 5 | Blooming
Tomato Planting
Zone 10 | Planting
New Plant Beds & Flowers!
Zone 9 | Planting
Vinca Vine In Bloom
Zone 5 | Blooming