Posted on : 16-02-2010 | By : Admin
In horticulture, seed trays are used for propagating vegetables and flowers and other plants from seed. Seed trays are fine if you want…
Posted on : 15-02-2010 | By : Admin
Yesterday I got out into the garden for the first time this season. Trying not to be discouraged by the weeds surrounding my raised beds I got busy making and planting home-made seed tapes. I had seen the idea in Organic Gardening magazine and was eager to try it out. If successful it should eliminate the need to thin seedlings, a chore that seems so counter productive to me. Seed tapes are ideal for small seed crops like carrots, radishes and lettuces.
Posted on : 14-02-2010 | By : Admin
Come and take a peak at the garden trends that we found to be helpful around the garden and your home. A few garden trend that….
Posted on : 13-02-2010 | By : Admin
It is really exciting to receive flowers for Valentine’s Day…given that it is still two days away makes it even more fun! (I had to take this opportunity to show you my delivery…Thanks Mark!)
Posted on : 12-02-2010 | By : Admin
Posted on : 11-02-2010 | By : Admin
According to the 2009 Edibles Gardening Trends Research Report conducted by the Garden Writers Association Foundation (GWAF) in November, over 41 million U.S. households (38%) grew a vegetable garden in 2009. More than 19.5 million households (18%) grew an herb garden and 16.5 million households (15%) grew fruits during the same period.
Posted on : 10-02-2010 | By : Admin
Want to try Geohumus — a completely different water-holding polymer product from any other on the market? It’s all natural and made from volcanic rock & organic polymers.
Posted on : 06-02-2010 | By : Admin
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