Tips on Watering
Posted in Gardening Answers by Susan Harris | May 6, 2013 Read Post »
Filling up empty space may be the most obvious challenge in creating a new garden, but surely the challenge that keeps on giving the gardener headaches is bad soil. Some sites naturally have poor …
Seasonal Cooking with Rita Calvert~The Local Cook
Each of the smaller seed seed companies (no selling to big box stores) started somewhere and usually with a fresh personal story. The four seed companies below …
by Susan Harris
Homestead’s gardening educator extraordinaire – Gene Sumi, of course – gave his famous pruning talk recently to a rapt audience, as part of our Winter Workshop series. He …
by Susan Harris
These days, everyone’s promoting organic gardening and I’m on that bandwagon, too – what’s not to love?
Turns out there’s a problem with such a broad-brush approach as …
by Susan Harris
Are your beds and borders mulched and ready for winter? Mulches do a lot to moderate soil temperature, which means preventing freeze-thaw cycles that can cause plants to heave …
by Susan Harris
Back in the ’50s and ’60s my mom grew quite a collection of azaleas and rhododendrons, which she nurtured with a fertilizer especially for those acid-loving plants …
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Suddenly, blue bottles of a product called FreezePruf are showing up on the doorsteps of garden writers and on the shelves of retail garden centers. And naturally, bloggers are …