Archive for May, 2008

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Posted by on May 31 2008 | Uncategorized

Scottish gardening festival goes green (UPI)

EDINBURGH, England, May 31 (UPI) — Scotland’s biggest gardening festival has turned its attentions to saving the environment and gardening with conservation in mind, officials said.

Gadgets make gardening convenient, eco-friendly (The News-Press)

Cherry Hill, N.J. - In gardening, the means - weeding, raking, planting - don’t only justify the ends. They help ensure it.

Scottish gardening festival goes green (Moldova.org)

Scotland’s biggest gardening festival has turned its attentions to saving the environment and gardening with conservation in mind, officials said.Some 30,000 visitors and more than 400 exhibits are expected at Gardening Scotland at the Royal Highland Centre in Edinburgh. Included are highlights such as a Garden For Life, where 16 different conservation groups show how to create a wildlife …

Gardening workshops, events on tap. (Austin American-Statesman)

Improve your gardening skills at Central Texas workshops, festivals. ‘Savvy Succulents’ 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. today. Jeff Pavlat, Austin Succulent Society president, discusses proper care, planting techniques, hardy versus nonhardy plants and other topics concerning succulents.

Gardening with wildflowers (The Cincinnati Enquirer)

Wildflower gardens are gaining popularity because once established they require little maintenance and can be grown in hard-to-maintain areas and poor soil.

Plant a garden, harvest savings (Bankrate.com via Yahoo! Finance)

Gardening can save you money on fruits and vegetables — if you do it right.

June gardening: Even houseplants can go outside (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

June is midyear for the path of the sun, with the 21st being the longest day of the year. We can now plant anything and everything outdoors. Drag out the houseplants, too.

Gardening with Dave (WTAP Parkersburg)

Gardening expert Dave Fleming takes us back out to the garden to check in with our vegetables and potted plants.

Second-graders grow gardening skills (Rapid City Journal)

It’s a good thing Ava Parris thinks worms are cool and likes a little dirt under her fingernails.

Gardening by design (Contra Costa Times)

Don’t be intimidated by the concept of garden planning. Erle Nickel tells us how simple it can be to keep track of your plants, organize them in the garden and celebrate your style.

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Late breaking news

Posted by on May 30 2008 | Uncategorized

Grow Your Own Veggies

My mother raised me to think for myself, and to live my life the way I wanted to and ignore what other people were doing and the trends they followed. But now I have a confession to make: I bought some vegetables to grow in my garden,

May&#39;s Hot New <b>Gardening</b> Books

I often find myself getting to a point in my gardening where I need some new challenges or inspiration. It usually comes after walking around some of the big-box nurseries where everything soon becomes blah! The same plants.

Grow Heirloom Tomatoes for an Interesting Change

Marc over at the Garden Desk announced his starting tomato lineup way back in February, and Hanna of This Garden is Illegal just recently reported on the mysterious tomatoes making their way into her garden, so heres my opportunity to

Guerrilla <b>gardening</b> makes me happy

Yuri sent me this article link on Guerrilla gardeners in LA in an email titled, “This makes me think of black clad hippies scaling buildings.” Nice. The photo is one of a set in the article that shows how to make “seed bombs.”

Organic <b>Gardening</b> is not Free of Chemicals

With increasing awareness about organic gardening governments across the world are taking necessary legislative actions and as a result we observe several relevant acts and other legislative provisions coming in to effect.

Guerrilla <b>Gardening</b>

There is an amazing article on the Guerilla Gardening movement in the Los Angeles Times. For the last few years I’ve been fantasizing about planting a community garden in the front yard of the vacant house accross the street.

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Posted by on May 29 2008 | Uncategorized

Landscaping with Stone.

Landscaping with Stone
by: Pat Sagui
publisher: Creative Homeowner
, released: 01 February, 2005

price: $13.57 (new), $4.25 (used)

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Late breaking news

Posted by on May 29 2008 | Uncategorized

Gardening Tools Advice for Gardening Blog Launches (PR.com)

ChristySelllink today launched a new blog on Gardening. Many people enjoy gardening, inside or out. Creating a beautiful garden can be a fun and enjoyable hobby all year round. Gardening can save money and benefit a nutritious diet, by growing vegetables or even a totally organic garden, gardening can be a healthy hobby thats good for the budget. Having a successful garden requires special …

Expand your gardening knowledge (The Observer-Dispatch)

Free gardening classes will be presented at the Herb and Flower Festival, Saturday, June 28 at the Cornell Cooperative Extension.

Allergies Can Dig Into Gardening’s Fun (KTVQ Billings)

For gardeners with allergies, it can be difficult to enjoy their passion for plants when they have to cope with the misery of sneezing, itchy eyes, congestion and, in some cases, an asthma attack.

Gardening comes naturally to Pine Valley woman (The Wilmington Star-News)

If life’s other responsibilities didn’t interfere, Colleen Hodson would spend all her time gardening. As it is, she puts in up to 16 hours a week, she said. It just doesn’t look that way - at least to the eye more accustomed to manicured lawns and tightly pruned shrubs.

Willing to work for free veggies (CNN.com)

Abbie Turiansky will spend four hours every Saturday for the next six months digging, planting, fertilizing and watering. But she won’t be gardening in her back yard. She’ll be working at a farm in rural Maryland, in exchange for a weekly parcel of produce at no monetary cost to her.

GARDENING Q&A (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

Q:Recently my husband sprayed an insecticide on some of our young trees to control scale insects. Two days later, the leaves started turning black and brown. A week later, the leaves started falling off. It turns out he used the same sprayer that he uses to treat our lawn for weeds. He thought he rinsed out the sprayer first, but he wasn’t sure.

Green Gardening: A ray of sunshine for a vanishing lupine (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)

Garden expert Ann Lovejoy suggests taking part in Lupine Field Days next month to learn about organic farming and how it has helped save a native sweet pea and the butterflies it attracts.

Fine Home Offered For Old Gardening Publications (Scoop.co.nz)

Taranakis gardening public is being offered a chance to contribute to an enhancement project at one of the regions botanic treasure troves.

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Posted by on May 28 2008 | Uncategorized

The Encyclopedia of Grasses for Livable Landscapes.

The Encyclopedia of Grasses for Livable Landscapes
by: Rick Darke
publisher: Timber Press, Incorporated
, released: 01 April, 2007

price: $37.77 (new), $34.98 (used)

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