After two years of cancellations because of COVID, organisers are delighted that the Leura Gardens Festival will be returning in 2022. The first Leu...Read More
Plants lose water rapidly now and often need watering. Aim to fill gaps in rows as soon as possible. Trim tender plants for bushiness, potentially tak...Read More
As Colorado weather heats up, it’s time for gardeners — especially those with constrained spaces — to fill those pots and planters. Local expert...Read More
ALL IT TOOK was this: I got a haircut. I climbed a tree. I lay down at the end of a dock in the middle of a pond on a warm sunny day and stared up int...Read More
It’s time for the homestead blog hop. We love hearing from each of you every week. Coming together to share all of our ideas really makes for a grea...Read More
Ornamental grasses are fairly new to the landscape scene—they’ve increased in popularity in the past couple of decades. In regions experiencin...Read More
How can you temporarily alleviate a case of spring fever if you’re tired of cloudy days, winter storms, and disgusted with Vladimir Putin? When worl...Read More
I have been away for a few days. I have seen beautiful things. I have been with beautiful people. I am refreshed. I am now very ready for spring. And ...Read More
Gardeners and Hellebores Ok, drumroll here….I think I can say that Hellebores are my favorite perennial plant. A well-kept secret of garden enthusia...Read More
These vertical vegetable garden ideas can be a game changer when it comes to growing food. We’ll share which crops work well for vertical garden...Read More
The cranberry-speckled pods of borlotti beans gracefully twine poles as they grow up. It’s hard to believe something so beautiful is easy to grow, p...Read More
If you want to find out how to grow honeysuckle, you’ve come to the right place. With its exotic flowers, sweet scent and graceful trailing habi...Read More
We’re happy to announce we’re working with Eat Well Tasmania and Sustainable Living Tasmania to hold our third annual “Home Harvest” garden...Read More
Since my amaryllis and paperwhites didn’t bloom for Christmas I’m now enjoying my indoor flower garden in January. This might be even better becau...Read More
When should you harvest onions? You can harvest onions any time the bulb reaches a useable size, but for storage, you want them fully mature. We’...Read More
The leaves of the Brazilian spinach can be steamed, boiled or eaten raw as a salad. OF late, I have come across some things that I feel would be good ...Read More
Before I started gardening, I’d never heard of Swiss chard. But for the home gardener, learning how to grow Swiss chard will yield consistent harves...Read More