1. Get the most from your herbs I: Pinch, pinch, pinch!

    Dave's Garden &bull Today

    Maybe you blanched at the price of fresh herbs in the produce section this spring, or you were seduced by a bright pot of basil at your local nursery, and you thought, “Hey! This year, I will grow my own herbs!” Now you’ve got leggy basil plants blooming in a big pot, and you’re eyeing the... Full Story »


  2. Blue-eyed Grass

    Dave's Garden &bull Today

    Blue-eyed grass (Sisyrinchium angustifolium) is one of our small, native plant treasures. As our sensibilities mature (along with the rest of our bodies), we become more appreciative of little things that add to the quality of our lives. We take time to see the spring violets, the trilliums, and a hundred... Full Story »

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  4. Groceries from the Backyard: A Harvest of Savings

    Savvy Gardening: Garden Ideas, Tips, Pictures, and More &bull Today

    (ARA) – The economy is tanking, grocery bills are climbing and food safety scares are on the rise. For the 43 million Americans planning a vegetable garden this year, growing your own is a matter of dollars and sense. Food gardening will jump 19 percent this year over last year, according to a... Full Story »


  5. Pseudopanax crassifolius

    Gardening Australia &bull 4 Hours Ago

    Stephen looks at the bizarre plant Pseudopanax crassifolius or the New Zealand Lancewood... Full Story »


  7. 'The Patch' School Garden

    Gardening Australia &bull 4 Hours Ago

    John Patrick visits 'The Patch' primary school in the Dandenong's, to see their wonderful garden designed and created by students... Full Story »


  8. Tool Maintenance

    Gardening Australia &bull 4 Hours Ago

    Josh looks at maintaining your garden tools... Full Story »


  10. Bare Root Trees

    Gardening Australia &bull 4 Hours Ago

    Sophie explains how to choose, prepare for and plant 'bare rooted' trees... Full Story »


  11. S is for Sedum!

    The Home Garden: Gardening in the Home Landscape &bull Yesterday

    It's amazing to see how plants grow. You look back at pictures taken in previous years and see a drastic difference between then and now. Take my sedum garden for instance. When it started there were only a few plants in the area between our driveway and the front sidewalk. A 'Blue Spruce' sedum... Full Story »

  12. Pine Cottage Plants: New at Hampton Court

    Graham Rice &bull Today

    One of the great things about visiting any big flower show - and the Hampton Court Palace Flower Show is the biggest of them all - is that you get the chance to talk to the breeders of some wonderful new varieties. Richard Fulcher, who runs Pine Cottage Plants in Devon, is a holder... Full Story »

  13. Transcript - Episode 23

    Gardening Australia &bull 4 Hours Ago

    The Patch' School Garden: John Patrick visits a primary school where students have designed and constructed a unique series of gardens as they learn about horticulture and their environment. Bare Root Trees: Sophie Thomson explains what to look for when choosing bare rooted plants, and shows how... Full Story »

  14. Where Do Your Chickens Live?

    About.com Small Farms &bull 4 Hours Ago

    When it comes to raising chickens, there are a lot of options. What you choose might depend on where you live and the amount of land you have available to you. Urban farmers and homesteaders might choose to keep a flock of 3 or 4 hens in a coop with a small run, while those with more room to spread... Full Story »

  15. Durham Organic Gardeners Summer Tour 2009

    Playing in the Dirt &bull 4 Hours Ago

    Uxbridge Farm Tour Sunday, July 12, 2009, 2:00 pm This afternoon tour will begin with a visit to Farmhouse Garden, just north of Uxbridge, where we will participate in Mike Lanigan's annual organized farm tour starting at approximately 2 pm. We'll load up onto horse drawn wagons for a leisurely tour... Full Story »

  16. Reality Bites - July

    Mr. McGregor's Daughter &bull 4 Hours Ago

    My kneeling pad after an unknown critter attackIt's already that time of year when gardeners throughout the country begin to feel at a loss over the conditions in the garden. The seeds that never got started, the plants in pots, still waiting for their permanent homes, the plants that are beginning... Full Story »


  17. MIA From The Garden

    May Dreams Gardens &bull Today

    There are a few things missing from my garden this season, including...Phlox paniculata 'Crème de Menthe'. At one time, this was one of my favorite perennials, but it disappeared completely this year. Last year, it was very undersized and I knew it was fading. I probably should have moved it at that... Full Story »


  18. White flowers are garden standouts

    The Seattle Times: Home & Garden &bull Today

    What flowers are standouts in western gardens.... Full Story »

  19. "Woolly Fruit"

    Cactus Blog &bull Today

    That’s the greek meaning of the genus name, so I’ve been told. Eriosyce esmereldana This is a special plant, very sexy, with a very rot-prone taproot. From Chile, of course, as are all eriosyces. I wonder what the rest of the plant looks like? It’s not very big. Check back tomorrow... Full Story »

  20. Acanthus - Bears Breeches - A Plant Profile

    Suite101: Plants & Bulbs Articles &bull Today

    Acanthus is an ancient Greek plant which has huge architectural significance both literally and in the garden. Grown for it arching green leaves and tall floral spires.... Full Story »

  21. Best edibles to grow

    Homes & Gardens - The Oregonian - OregonLive.com &bull Today

    The OregonianPeas are very productive. I divide the plant kingdom into the good, the bad and the ugly. The good are foolproof or nearly so, requiring little maintenance to perform well. The bad are plants that can be good but...... Full Story »

  22. New websites to help you become a better gardener

    Chicago Gardening Examiner &bull Today

      Whether you are a school, community or backyard gardener, there are two new websites out there to help you come along as a gardener. Rebel Tomato invites you to find a local, public garden to learn from. It also gives you advice on how to gro...... Full Story »

  23. Check Out my Guest Post at aHa Modern Living!

    Life on the Balcony &bull Today

    I have been such a zombie this week that I missed my own guest post being published over at my favorite gardening accessories site. My post is titled 5 Tips for a Successful Container Garden. If you are looking for a unique, modern gift (for yourself or a friend) I can’t recommend aHa Modern Living... Full Story »

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  1. laurapasquini

    38 Minutes Ago

    A stray cat in my garden just "meow-ed" at me when I happened to look at it. Attitude.adjustment.for.kitty.

  2. DebbieinSwamp

    40 Minutes Ago

    Looking foward to weekend. Just ate Fried Green Tomatos, the tomatos were from my garden. Brag , Brag

  3. Korps

    2 Hours Ago

    A bird just flew into my front window. I now have feathers and blood splatter on my window and a dead bird next to my garden. RIP Bird.

  4. the_emulsifier

    2 Hours Ago

    whoa there is this guy in white in my garden D:

  5. codedor

    2 Hours Ago

    Second lightning around St-Denijs, approximately. Better put my garden furniture inside tonight, I guess. I'd welcome a good storm tonight.

  6. EsmaaSelf

    2 Hours Ago

    @davecharbonneau Nah, picked profile pic off Web. My garden is hillside terraces and big ole honking greenhouse. Plus 'wild' acreage.

  7. jackiehollywood

    2 Hours Ago

    I AM SO HUNGRY!!! Cant wait to eat my garden burger at Jessica's bbq. mine is bring grilled first. obviously.

  8. barbniccum

    3 Hours Ago

    fresh lettuce & basil from my garden, sadly no fresh tomatoes yet! i'm having a hard time w my herbs this year! farmer's mkt her i come!

  9. 01101001

    3 Hours Ago

    @steelskyrust I would say it was sad if I was not tweeting from the bottom of my garden.

  10. iLoveFry_

    3 Hours Ago

    @trotskii tonight, i sat in my garden, and then i watered the plants 8-) and i was lazy. had a good night?x Jezza.

  11. halijc

    3 Hours Ago

    El conejo is now getting a steady diet of organic spinach as well as radish and beet tops from my garden. So spoiled.

  12. Cosmos82

    3 Hours Ago

    woo hoo my garden is nearly done and yes the sunshine has been a welcome change!!! p.s. my garden looks ace!!

  13. NMCMF

    5 Hours Ago

    501(c)3 application is done. Sent out today ready to go weed my garden.

  14. szymczuk

    5 Hours Ago

    Just finished tearing up half of our decking, to make way for a 15 ton lorry to resite my garden cabin, and on the hottest day of the year!

  15. MamaMuis

    5 Hours Ago

    I want leek in my garden. Hope I can find little ones in a garden center tomorrow

  16. BrookeDramaPaus

    5 Hours Ago

    "oh my gosh vince why are you in my garden! Did i invite you to go through my room as i sleep?"

  17. sharonj1955

    5 Hours Ago

    A/C out all morning. Could have watered my garden with the water dripping off my neck. Looks like thunderstorms brewing again!

  18. JenMeanIt

    5 Hours Ago

    @LisaSD cocoa chips? Where did u pick them up? I want my garden smelling extra yummy!

  19. ruby1964

    5 Hours Ago

    chilling after a hot and humid day at work, then cleaning the toilettes at the bb field, later tending to my garden and watering my plants

  20. fytagrl

    5 Hours Ago

    For those 4 people who are so interested, I just got finished kickboxing and now I'm getting ready to work in my garden.