Archive for September, 2008
Planning Your Herb Garden Layout
Tuesday, September 9th, 2008Planning the layout of a herb garden is not complicated and does not require a great deal of work. Take an honest look at the resources you already have available for your herb garden layout. If, for example, you already have a greenhouse, you have a great place for seedlings or herbs that require […]
Container growing tomatoes for small gardens
Monday, September 8th, 2008Because I have a small garden I prefer to plant my tomatoes in containers and pots and place them in sunny locations. Container growing tomatoes will grow just as well as those grown in the main garden but you need to do a couple of things a bit differently to have good success.
Container growing tomatoes
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Top Tips For Planning a Vegetable Garden
Thursday, September 4th, 2008Vegetables grown in your own garden are far superior to grocery store produce by any standard, both in freshness, quality and flavor. With your own vegetable garden you can pick your vegetables at their peak of ripeness and right at mealtime. You’ll save a lot of money and your family and lucky neighbors will […]
Grow Your Own Basic Herb Garden
Wednesday, September 3rd, 2008No matter where in the world you live you’ll find that most cultures use herbs in their cooking to provide flavor. With the spread in popularity of gourmet cooking and lifestyle shows on television we are encouraged to expand our culinary tastes to include dishes from around the world. As any professional chef will tell […]
The Art of Landscape Design – A Brief Introduction
Tuesday, September 2nd, 2008A strip of greenery in your backyard – even a small space – completes the charm of your own home. Nothing can parallel the experience of a relaxed weekend amidst the greenery of nature and the calling of the birds in your own backyard. Your enjoyment of nature will be even greater if your garden […]
The Spirit of Japanese Gardens
Tuesday, September 2nd, 2008The first impression you receive as you step into a Japanese garden is the sense of calmness and serenity. A Japanese garden reflect man’s efforts at harmonizing the beauty of nature in a timeless and – apparently – effortless fashion. With the presence of water, often in the form of a narrow stream, arched bridges, […]
