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  • Hello from Falls Church, VA

    ...nd expensive) way. I started off years ago with a herb garden which then lead to flower gardens with a… More

  • French Tarragon

    ... Nashville this week, I spotted this plant in the Herb Garden. Want it, gotta have it. Blooms beautifully (who knew, mine never bloomed in WI, so I left it there) and of course, it's yellow ~ my… More

  • Gardening Schedule

    ... forum, but desperately seeking information about gardening. I am a new gardener, just started last year. My husband passed away and it was the only thing that kept me from losing it. I had my dad to help me with schedules and timing for… More

  • Hello From Jacksonville, FL

    ..... Right now I just have various house plants and herb gardens that I just started, as well as a rose garden I have managed to keep for almost… More

  • Waste water from AC unit. Can I use it?

    I know this is a strange question but I can't find an answer anywhere. My AC unit drips water all day long, as they all do. I've put my watering can under it to see just how much water it collects. Well, I could probably fill it 10 or more… More

  • I'm stoked!

    I decided to plant an herb garden in my curved bed in front of my deck! I have a new rose there and I really wanted to plant something more while waiting for it to grow up, but annuals just weren't doing it for me. Somehow the idea of an… More

  • Container gardning

    ...ppers, cucumners and squash. I have a pretty good herb garden started. By the way I have enjoyed all of the great… More

  • Alyssum

    ... it require a lot of water? I see it used to edge herb gardens. I replaced the grass in my parking strip with thyme, rosemary, catmint, and lavender last spring, but there's still a lot of bare soil. It'd be nice to just sprinkle some alyssum seeds along the… More

  • Growing our own in Melbourne, Australia Self Sufficient Gardens Report

    ...ting on this, and uncovers a variety of community gardens and educational opportunities. The research involved consultation with many participants at the forefront of community and self sufficient… More

  • Newbie herb gardener questions

    ...ing the berry patch of my dreams. But also trying herb gardening for the first time. So I have several questions I… More

  • growing herbs with shade...

    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

  • HERBAL HELP

    WE ARE NEW TO HERB GARDENING AND STRAWBERRIES. ARE THERE ANY SUGGESTIONS TO BE HAD ON WHAT NOT TO HAVE IN AN HERB GARDEN AND DO STRAWBERRIES WITH RUNNERS ROOT INTO THE GROUND?:confused: More

  • If you're new to herb gardening try:

    ...sites that are good for exchanging info regarding herbs as well and thought I would just post some for those who have the time to browse..... www.gardenweb.com/forums/herbs www.iherb.org Have fun! herblady More

  • Newbie trying first herb garden! Need advice aplenty!!

    I want to try growing herbs this year. Since this will be my first attempt at them I wish to start small and I have a lot of questions. I'm thinking a few clay or plastic pots on the front porch steps, which would be best? And maybe hanging baskets??… More

  • Herbs.. What are the most common and most used?

    ...working very hard on. I also have a few different herbs growing, but would like to know which herbs are the most beneficial and aren't hard to prepare for teas, medicinal… More

  • info about herbs

    ...ions about growing,harvesting and conservati- ion herbs,and i'm seeking friends who are intresting in gardening herbs More

  • Practical Aspects of Herb Gardening

    ...magical powers. Do you want to have your own herb garden? Here are a few ideas on how to establish an… More

  • Hello hello!

    ...uralists out there. I am trying to start a little herb garden for your basic herbs so that when I cook I can get them fresh! :D:D. I'm sure you all can reflect on the difference in taste when using fresh herbs vs the packaged… More

  • Growing our own in Melbourne, Australia Self Sufficient Gardens Report

    ...ting on this, and uncovers a variety of community gardens and educational opportunities. The research involved consultation with many participants at the forefront of community and self sufficient… More

  • Scrapbooking Anyone?

    I organize each album by theme. So I have a gardening album, a family album, an album of my son, an album of me, etc. Within each album, I organize it chronologically. So within my son's album, anything that takes place during the year that involves him goes in the… More

  • need some suggestions please

    My front yard is so ugly...I have tried to grow grass and it works for a little while then it just dies off. when it does grow it grows in patches. right now my yard is nothing but mud, dirt and leaves. I would like for it to look like… More

  • "Drink" for kids' birthday party

    My daughter is having a Hawaiian Luau theme for her birthday party. I got plastic margarita glasses with colorful stems from the party store and little umbrellas to put in their drinks. I was thinking I could do drinks with ice crushed in my blender. Does anyone have suggestions? The… More

  • Need help with stiff sheets

    ...t my nephew some John Deere sheets as his bedroom theme is John Deere. My sil has washed the sheets numerous times but they are still stiff and scratchy so my nephew will not sleep in the bed when those sheets on are his… More

  • Oklahoma gardener finds solace in website.

    ...ryone! I love social networking sites that have a theme! I am SO THRILLED to have found GardenWeb! I hope it lives up to my expectations. (wink) So I thought I would post here as a starting point, but I am very excited to look around the forums. I… More

  • Combining heuchera and astilbe

    ...re, another thing there - my beds tend to have no theme, but I… More

  • New Theme Garden

    Hi - New Theme garden all plants that have a relationship to Ireland, irish, St Patrick, in the name of the plant for a zone 6 garden that's essentially full sun. I have; bells of Ireland, Irish Moss, St. Patrick™ Hybrid Tea Rose, IRISH EYES Glorisa Daisy, Bells of Ireland,… More

  • Hanging basket ideas? Yellow theme?

    ...r a hardy annual in hanging baskets with a yellow theme .. petunias would work but I thought I'd check around to get new ideas!! I have searched around on the web but to no avail have come up with nothing… More

  • Growing Herbs?

    I don't know what zone you are in but most herbs die down for the winter...annuals are quick to start in Spring, like dill, basil.....perennials like chive, parsley etc. need a rest period....they all need a lot of sun and heat...the few times I have tried it, they quickly turn… More

  • Yellow and Orange

    I have decided to do a yellow and orange mini theme on the side of my house. A few days ago i scored a beatiful yellow rose. Yesterday i bought a orange larkspur or tiger lily (hybrid lily) that is drop dead gorgeous! Im going to add goldenrod, black eyed… More

  • Birthday cake for daughter

    Hey everyone! I have always enjoyed making my childrens' birthday cakes myself. My daughter is fixin to turn 11-years-old and I need some inspiration for her cake. I have made flower cakes, rainbow cakes, butterfly cakes, snake cakes, Shrek cakes, Winnie the Pooh cakes, football cakes, and many more. Now… More

  • Really short cookies, but most excellent & easy!!!

    If you like shortbread cookies, you'll love this recipe. It is so simple and easy. Whipped Shortbread Cookies 1 CUP BUTTER (do not use margarine)unsalted butter best, but still excellent with salted butter 1/2 cup POWERED SUGAR 1 1/2 cups FLOUR Cream butter and sugar, add flour and beat for… More

  • Advice Please

    I need gardening advice. I live in Wyoming in Base Housing. I have this patch of dirt near my door where I need to put something into it because it just looks horrible compared to my neighbors. Some people put things like bushes in it, but that's expensive and not… More

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  • Wok and Stacked Pots

    ...ome cockscombs. I didn't even realize the chicken theme until I just typed that! I should dig out some of my old black and white ceramic cow eggs I painted. And they're in the top of a wok I bought cheap at a yardsale.… More

  • Spring Children's Garden program

    ...r 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

  • My central Oklahoma yard

    ...panese Aucuba helps to carry on the bright yellow theme. I also added a variegated Impatien,… More

  • Ideas!

    I still haven't planted my big deck container! :eek: Here it is from last year. I put a hardy fuchsia in it which wasn't so hardy after all. I'd like to try something different this year. In the cedar deck planter I went with a deep purplish burgundy, white and… More

  • White Gardens

    i love the idea of color theme gardens and when i first heard of moon gardens i had to have one. i had a lot of fun finding white blooming and foliage plants that would work well. it sure narrowed down my selections at the nurseries, too.:rolleyes: i decided to… More