Posted on : 02-09-2010 | By : Admin
Posted on : 31-08-2010 | By : Admin
TODAY IS THE LAST DAY TO ENTER Organic Mechanics 1st digital photography competition. Show us how Organic Mechanics Soil helped you create wonderful gardens!
Posted on : 26-08-2010 | By : Admin
Summer’s winding down but there’s still harvesting fun to be had at your local Community Supported Agriculture (CSA’s) – if you know where to look.
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Posted on : 19-08-2010 | By : Admin
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My garden is a work in progress (isn’t this true for a lot of us!) But over the years, I have been able to focus what I like and what I don’t like. I now know that I like more structure in a garden, and less rambling. The work of James Doyle really strikes a chord with me. Kathleen
Posted on : 18-08-2010 | By : Admin
Ever wonder where the term ‘dog days of summer’ originated? Well, since most of the country has been withering under punishing, steamy heat these past few months, it’s not just our furry companions- dogs- that have been seeking refuge from relentless heat and humidity.
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Posted on : 13-08-2010 | By : Admin
Today is the infamous Friday the 13th! Made famous by many movies (which I have never seen), loads of urban legends (which I am a sucker for) and also the day prior to my birthday (OK, so maybe that last one is not so famous!)
Posted on : 11-08-2010 | By : Admin
Fridays in Kennett Square means a quick jog to the Kennett Square Farmers Market that’s packed with exotic sights and smells.
Posted on : 10-08-2010 | By : Admin
Today is the Smithsonian’s 164th birthday! It’s hard to believe that the world’s largest museum complex has been around for so long. With over 19 free museums to enjoy, you’ll never get tired of visiting this must-see DC attraction. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted on : 09-08-2010 | By : Admin
France is famous for many things: wine, cheese, the Eiffel Tower . . . and gardens.