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Aquariums are incredibly versatile. While I don’t do live fish anymore (yes, there’s a story!), I still keep an aquarium in the living room. It’s . . . -
As long as I can remember, I’ve had a desk fish. These companions watch over me as I work, watch Netflix, or read the news. . . . -
When it comes to pollinators, I’m partial to bees for garden pollination. After all, they work hard, and they’re very good at their job – . . .
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From containers to window boxes, the smallest of growing spaces can offer valuable habitat for local wildlife, as well as pollinating insects. While most people . . . -
Growing up in central Alaska, summer was short and precious. The long, 8-month night of winter yielded almost unwillingly to a muddy spring, then suddenly . . . -
Honeybee Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) is a hot topic, along with all the other factors contributing to our decline of bee population, so serious focus . . .
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I have tried over the years to grow vegetables, with some success and a lot of failures. What I love growing the most, however, is . . . -
I enjoy using plants from the garden when making my family’s favorite recipes. Whether it’s the distinctive flavor of homegrown tomatoes or I’m coping with . . . -
Every year we plan a vegetable garden but until fairly recently it was plotted out in a standard rectangular garden plot. Then two things happened”¦ . . . -
If tomatoes are one of your favorite fruits, you may plant several types of tomato plants in your garden. You may be impatient, waiting for . . .
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We all have fond childhood memories that make us smile, and for many of us here at Gardening Know How, these stem from the garden. . . . -
I have never been a fan of vines. I think they can look lovely in other people’s gardens. I drive by a home regularly with . . . -
You can have my portion of ivy in this world. Ivy looks very classy on University buildings and grand manors. It is, however, a pest. . . . -
I know when I say I’m mad about vines there will be plenty of people who think I am certainly mad, like insane. Yes, vines . . .
