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...plants, perennials return each year to grace your garden with their foliage and blooms.… More
...from seeds. After the initial investment of a few gardening supplies, it is much… More
...ants from seed is an economical way to begin your gardening each spring. You… More
Raised gardens make in possible to grow flowers and vegetables in nearly any area… More
... most popular uses for these boxes are in kitchen gardens. The convenience and… More
...le in local markets, growing your own indoor herb garden can save you time… More
...ing, challenging and rewarding--especially if you Start from scratch and plant seeds. Start seeds… More
Water flower seeds just enough to keep them moist. Plant seeds in a drainage… More
Creating a space for starting plants on a shelf is a good way to… More
Starting a garden from seeds is not only a rewarding experience, but also can… More
...roduce the parent tree. Use pieces of branches to start a fruit tree from… More
...that enjoying plants means only having an outdoor garden, then think again. With a… More
Expert advice on growing roses from this booklet. More
How to start your garden plants from seed. Special seed handling techniques including scarification,… More
How to grow Tuberous Begonias. More
How to start hot pepper plants from seeds -- by Pepper Joe's More
...c gardeners reveal their best tips and tricks for starting seeds, creating healthy soil,… More
Tips on starting seeds from the experts at Possum Creek Herb Farm. More
This smooth combination of ideas, garden creations and hardcore how-tos will inspire beginning gardeners. More
...how to grow Nasturtium (tropaeolum majus) in your garden. More
Starting an organic garden requires caring for plants in a natural way without using chemicals… More
...ant cuttings and start early to get a more robust garden in the spring. Get… More
Start daylilies from seeds by sprouting the seeds on a wet paper towel in a… More
Starting a lavender farm is dependent on region, climate and space. Start a lavender farm… More
... to look for when buying broccoli plants for your garden is very important to… More
...o seed saving from an organic farmer in this free gardening video. More
Never start a tractor while standing next to it. Learn how to start a tractor… More
When growing an indoor garden, don't start really big plants indoors, and start seeds with… More
When starting a window sill herb garden, it's important to grow herbs that are going… More
Starting a business cleaning houses requires getting licensed, bonded and insured, obtaining or making cleaning… More
The easiest way to start an herb garden is to buy herbs from the farmer's… More
A vegetable garden can be grown pretty much anywhere that they can get sunlight, and… More
Starting a compost pile for the garden is easy by gathering up dying plants, leaves… More
...g a high-quality organic compost and a few seeds. Start growing vegetables and herbs to… More
Start a vegetable garden by laying out a thick layer of organic compost, planning out… More
Starting a garden can be done in even a very small space, so long as… More
To start vegetable seeds indoors, fill small seed trays three-quarters full of potting soil, sprinkle… More
...s to use and the best place to do it in this free gardening video. More
Learn how to start and stop a power sweeper in this free educational video series. More
Learn how to select the ideal plants for a garden of perennial plants and flowers… More
Learn how to cut flowers in a garden of perennial plants and flowers in this… More
Learn about how to make a manageable garden in this free gardening video about growing… More
Tips on the best place to plant a garden in this free gardening video about… More
Learn about supplies for creating a garden in this free gardening video about growing your… More
Indoor organic gardens can be a great hobby. Learn more in this free educational video… More
Learn how to start a high-limb chainsaw used for trimming trees and tree limbs in… More
Learn tips on how and when to mulch your garden in this free video clip… More
Learn about the blooming of each plant in your garden in this free video clip… More
The basics of organic gardening are covered in this free educational video series. More
Starting up a pressure washing machine, putting things in place, and learn about the choke… More
...ch as a seasoned professional demonstrates how to start a pressure washer in this free… More
How to start a push lawn mower; get expert tips and advice on lawn maintenance… More
Learn how to water your garden in this free video on low maintenance gardening. More
...post pile quickly break down in this free organic gardening video. More
How to start a weed eater; get expert tips and advice on lawn maintenance in… More
How to start a riding lawn mower; get expert tips and advice on lawn maintenance… More
Tips for creating a gardening plan from an expert in this free gardening video. More
Learn how to start growing a garden from a gardening expert in this free gardening… More
...in compost to prepare a site for your new organic garden. Learn how in this… More
As I deadhead my marigolds I have been spreading the seeds in a flat in my greenhouse. How soon can I use seeds once they are dried? Do I need to do anything else to them? This is my first time growing seeds from my own plants so nothing is… More
I wanted to share a tip about starting and transplanting main crop tomatoes that I learned and tried years and years ago... Roughly in the late 1970's or early 1980s' which really works... In a magazine I read an article about a study that had been done at Cornell University...… More
... should be seeing more of me this year. I will be starting vegetable and flower seeds indoors for the first time this year. So far I have some heirloom tomatoes seeds on their way in the… More
...eeds" from my tree have planted themselves in the garden. I decided to save a couple of these trees. They are doing well but I was wondering if I should when they get a certain height start pruning… More
...I would share a couple of pictures from my veggie garden that I took today. So happy to see little baby cucumbers showing up! Lots of tomatoe's and green peppers too! More
I have a 20' x 30' garden in Long Beach, California and just acquired a composter. Does anyone have any suggestions or advice for a "beginner composter"?? Many thx, Terry More
I'm trying to start a small herb garden. The issue is that I have lots and lots of trees around me thus I am left with shade and get maybe an hour or two of sunlight a day. I've done years of landscaping in the past but am new to… More
...s any one else starting to plan next years tomato garden ? I have 3 candidates for not planing again and 2 must haves but that may change because tomatoes are just starting to ripen. Brandy boy is my big winner over brandywine but i will plant brandywine again. More
... Long winter! Spring is now here and my garden is starting to bloom.Just wanted to say hi to fellow gardeners. More
Hi I'm new to this site. I'm starting to get my garden ready for winter. I am a new gardener and trying to find any information to make my garden better. I love roses and have several plants in my garden but they aren't doing as well as I hoped.… More
... to this site & to gardening. I'm thinking of starting a container garden, as I live on a very wooded/shaded lot. Can you give me any suggestions? More
Hey everyone! I am starting my first garden ever. I am going to grow tomatoes, cucumbers, pumpkin, and watermelon and several herbs. Is it to early to start germinating some seeds? I live in NC by the way if that helps any. Any advice is greatly appreciated, thanks pL More
...in my part of Pa. still have frost in the ground. starting to get the bug to plant so i will be starting my tomato seeds around the 1st of april peppers in a week.I hope to post a few pictures of birds and… More
...templates for gardening journals, calenders, seed starting, garden layout, etc. More
I got my asparagus roots in the mail yesterday! YAY!! Sooo excited!! There was an established "crop" of it where I now am - until about 2 weeks before I went to look at the place. ARGH. Dug it all up. Nothing coming up anywhere. I was heartbroken, I LOVE… More
GeorgiaGirl - send pics! what I'm envisioning will have a woodsy background, so some bushes, rocks and lower-growing color come to mind - I don't know what is tolerated in your climate. As for ridding yourself of the weeds - my backyard was 3-4' high in weeds in one location… More
I am just starting my first container garden. You can follow a long at my blog thecontainerveggie.blogspot.com it should be a fun rewarding hobby. More
Hi all i am starting my first garden.Well second rilly i tryed once befor only got potatos to grow this time i would like more.We are going to plant peppers,lettuse,tomatoes,peas,potatoes,radishes and a few other things i wont to be able to putter with my kids.Any help or suggestons would be… More
...dening. I'm a 1st time home owner and I have some basic question related to lawn care as I see my lawn in a very bad shape after winter (tookover the house with a snow covered lawn). Can someone point me to… More
My grandma used to garden all the time and I loved helping her and eating the home grown fruit and veggies. Now my family and I live out in the country and I would like them to have the same experience I had growing up! I do not know how… More
... question but here it is....just about to start a garden and only want the following: tomatoes (small and medium), radishes, lemon cucumber, zucchini, squash, and 4 pumpkins. Can I do all of this in a 4x12x8 raised garden?? or does it… More
I am starting a small garden this year. I am looking to plant assorted tomatoes, peppers, broccoli, cucumbers, peas, stringbeans and parsley. I have a few questions....what is the proper soil ph balance for each of these veggies? What is the best plant food or fertilizer for each? What is… More
Hey, Im really new to gardening all Ive done is pulled weeds. So I really want to turn my back yard into a garden haven. I would like to plant almost EVERYTHING I can :D I live in the seattle area. But what plants can be year round? How do… More
...we enjoyed the incredible bounty of her vegetable garden. I can still taste the incredibly sweet peas and corn that she grew. We recently moved to a rural area in Connecticut and I'm determined to have a vegetable garden. I've… More
...lowers ,Garlic chives and basil.Just want a small garden to start with this year,Can't wait till I plant them outside.I also found a potatoes bag you grow in .Said it yields 13 lbs per bag. I think i might… More
...r on my tiller so I will be way behind for summer gardening. The compression is so high on the tiller… More
...Then when it is tall enough to just put it in the garden without having… More
...lies in my garden and this time of year my garden starts exploding. Sharing a few pics of my early bloomers. Not the best pics, but here they are nonetheless! :D More
We have this large area on the east side of our house that was overgrown with invasive weeds and non native vines that were killing some of the small trees trying to grow. So my husband took a machete to them and cleared out a large space. He had built… More
...aybe I didn't look good enough. I want to start a garden next year, for fruit and vegetables. I'm thinking Tomatoes, potatoes, onions, rhubarb, etc. (I also want to grow chives, mint, strawberries, raspberries an blueberries,… More
I want to start a vegetable garden, but I read that it can be a handful. I thought maybe I could start with the easy-to-grow vegetables, any suggestions? More
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