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Like pests in the garden, weeds are often just as inevitable regardless of how hard you try to avoid them otherwise. That being said, there . . . -
Composting is an awesome way to help both the environment and your garden. Instead of throwing out those kitchen scraps, you can turn them into . . . -
Forget about composting. Okay, maybe not entirely, but many parts of the produce we tend to toss away as inedible can be regrown. Here are . . .
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Rock gardens are fun, multi-dimensional spaces. The opportunity to populate the garden with diverse plants can create a fascinating show of color, texture and form. . . . -
Plants need water. It’s a basic truth and one that means a gardener’s work is never truly done, especially in those hot summer months when . . . -
Those that know me or have read my books, such as The Garden Crypt, are not surprised that I have a love for anything strange . . .
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I love tomatoes, as do many people, but I have to say that you really cannot beat the taste of fresh grown heirloom varieties. Heirloom . . . -
Everybody has to start somewhere and that is no less true than with gardening. Starting a garden can be a bewildering and yet freeing project. . . . -
Grass is lovely to play and walk upon but, boy, can it be a pain to maintain. Mowing, weeds, watering, and edging all combine to . . . -
(Author of The Bulb-o-licious Garden) I pride myself on being somewhat of an oddball, always looking for unusual plants for the garden or think outside . . .
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(Author of The Bulb-o-licious Garden) If you’re new to gardening, you may not be familiar with the term indicator plant. What the heck is this, . . . -
(Author of The Bulb-o-licious Garden) Nearly every gardener knows that having the right tools for your gardening tasks makes the job at hand much easier. . . .
