Posts Tagged ‘gardening’

How to Grow Great Tasting Tomatoes

Tomatoes are one of the most popular plants among home gardeners but they do have some requirements for producing juicy ripe fruit. There are two ways to obtain plants to place in your garden; the first one is to buy your tomato seedlings from a nursery or plant store. The second choice is to plant your seeds indoors six weeks before the last frost so they will be ready to transplant into your garden. Learn More

Composting: The cornerstone of success

When gardening, there are several items to keep in mind if one is to be successful and raise a good crop of vegetables for the dinner table or for canning, whichever you desire and the first of these is that plants require adequate nutrient rich soil in order to grow and reproduce. Composting, which involves the recycling of plant material into humus for the soil is one of the easiest, cheapest and most natural ways to save energy while providing material for your plants to thrive in. Read the rest of this entry »

Tree Planting for a Cause


One of our favorite gifts , good for the gardener, for anyone with a green thumb, or just about anyone else that you love and care for is a tree. Perpetual ways to honor someone exist in the Plant a tree for them method of saying you care. Read the rest of this entry »

Plant a Butterfly Garden – Get Free Seeds

A butterfly garden is not necessarily a big endeavor, nor does it take a vast amount of space.
You can have a small nook in the back of a larger garden, or can take a small yard and use the whole thing to lure in the butterflies to your yard. Read the rest of this entry »

Drying Your Own Flowers

You can save vast sums of money on dried flowers and vines if you choose to dry your own.  Nearly anywhere that you purchase them, due to how many flowers it takes to make an arrangement as well as how long they take to dry, they will be quite costly,and can be dried yourself for about a fifth of what it will cost you to purchase a nice arrangement or a bouquet of dried florals. Read the rest of this entry »