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...o enjoy larger crops and less weeding, raised-bed gardens are a good choice. The… More
Although planting a tree is typically a simple process, invest a little extra time… More
Raised beds or berms offer gardeners the option to plant when poor-draining or infertile… More
Foundation plantings should accent the space near the front entrance of your home. They… More
...hrubs and vegetation provide natural shade. Patio gardening can provide privacy and create a… More
Bamboos are actually classified as grasses and belong to the subfamily Bambusoideae. Hundreds of… More
Hibanobambusa tranquillans "Shiroshima," commonly known as Shiroshima bamboo, is a lovely plant that grows… More
... even a rooftop, can be transformed into an urban garden full of the… More
Vascular plants contain tissues that transport water and nutrients to all parts of the… More
...tive to those who lack space or garden area in an urban neighborhood. Roof… More
The amount of topsoil required per acre is 4 to 6 inches; to reach… More
Pinnate prairie coneflower is a perennial wildflower that grows to 1.5 feet tall. It… More
...dening is a good alternative for people living in urban areas or apartments that… More
How to design a Low-Maintenance Garden through careful planning. More
...spirations behind the evolution of seventeen home gardens. More
...otes are found throughout the US. They can damage gardens in the spring when… More
Climbing Gardens explores all the varieties and uses of climbing plants to create unique… More
...ovides innovative design solutions for a range of gardens to help inspire adaptions for… More
...nce and whimsey into their homes, landscapes, and gardens. More
This fascinating exploration of gardening in accordance with Feng Shui principles teaches readers how… More
...ng is important to counter the hostile effects of urban development on the environment, and… More
The only sure way to get rid of groundhogs is to use a kill trap… More
...ns to colored lights with help from a sustainable gardener in this free video series… More
To kill roaches successfully, spray them down with an oil and water mixture, which covers… More
Learn gardening tips and advice on how to plant with enough space for growth from… More
...ention to the moniker. I fancy myself queen of my garden, but actually, I just like to dig in the dirt and see what grows. It never ceases to amaze me and connects me to the energy of life. Actually, I need all the help I can get… More
... spring fever and I can't wait to dig into my own urban mini-farm. In the meantime, I'm doing a lot of reading and experimenting just for the… More
Hi, My name is Angela, I'm a 22 year old college junior-ish. I never quite know what grade level to say I'm in, but junior is pretty much right! I attend the University of Missouri and am studying Sociology but this semester I'm going to add some sort of plant… More
Hi, I dug out an area here in urban Vancouver that sat underneath some subway tracks. It was ugly, so I dug it up and built a terrace type thing and planted some annuals that turned out alright but had alot of erosion problems. The problems were partly due to… More
...nd email courtesy. I've received this from a dear garden bud yesterday and it offers a grand opportunity to remind myself of some email "facts of life". This is a bit long, but Please read the short letter below, even… More
I thought it might be fun to post this classic Urban Legend recipe... 1/2 c. shortening 1 tsp vanilla 1 1/2 c. sugar 1 c. buttermilk 2 eggs 2 1/4 c. sifted cake flour 2 oz. red food coloring 1 T. vinegar 2 T. cocoa 1 tsp. baking soda 1… More
... My name is Phoebe and I am an apartment-dwelling urban gardener with a little patch of dirt behind a Catholic girls school about a mile from where I… More
...erybody! I'm new to this forum, I'm pretty new to gardening, and I'm new to my house (which has a nice big yard!). I've lived in apartments for so long, and now I finally have the opportunity to start my own garden. Going to be growing veggies this year!… More
... in an urban area and I plan to start a vegetable garden. I just moved into a house that has a nice big yard, whereas before I was living in apartments. Here's the thing: The lawn is thick with grass. I'd like to cut out a fairly… More
... in an urban area and I plan to start a vegetable garden. I just moved into a house that has a nice big yard, whereas before I was living in apartments. Here's the thing: The lawn is thick with grass. I'd like to cut out a fairly… More
...am currently working on idea's for my small urban garden and would like to know if any of you have any idea's. It would need to have a patio and I was thinking of not having any lawn as its such a small space. Also I like the… More
... exact. Years ago I was active in another virtual gardening community but my life took some twists and turns and now I'm here, seeking to regain a little balance. I used to be much more serious about gardening, and I miss that. I have a tiny… More
. . . . . . Welcome to my gardening Photo Journal! This is only my second year of gardening, and this year I thought I would share my gardening experience with you. I live in Vancouver BC, Canada. We have a wet and balmy coastal climate that gets alot… More
Guys i have a 1000sqm piece of lot at the center of cebu city.about 7000 people living around the lot and sure quite crowded and i suspect air is not so fresh ,with some small handicrafts factory in operation whole year round. I wanna grow MATSUMOTO ASTERS AND GERBERAS here.I… More
Planting Flowers And Vegetable…
Zone 3 | Planting
Container Gardening
Zone 8 | Planting
Growing A Fall Garden
Zone 8 | Caring
Tulips And Daffodils In Bloom
Zone 5 | Blooming
Coral Bells In Bloom
Zone 5 | Blooming