Garden Photographs
It may take a few moments for photos to load. Cactus, up close and personal, a prickly proposition! Creepy Crawlies – Arachnid Acrobatics
The Different Nutrients In Chicken And Steer Manure For Gardening
Chicken manure and steer manure are both excellent sources of nutrients for gardening. Both contain high levels of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, which are essential for plant growth. Chicken manure also contains higher levels of calcium and magnesium than steer … Read More
Container Gardens – Veggies or Flowers
Container Gardening – Necessity or Not – A great way to grow tasty food. FOR SOME gardeners, growing vegetables in containers is a necessity. City-dwellers make use of rooftops, balconies, alleyways, sidewalks or whatever little space they have available. Gardeners … Read More
Easy Peasy Project – Mint Garden
Mint is an herb that has been grown for thousands of years for its medicinal properties, as a soothing tea and as a flavoring for many foods. It roots quickly in water and is easy to grow when planted in … Read More
Bible Garden – How to Start
PLANTS IN THE BIBLE Taken from HOLMAN’S BIBLE DICTIONARY… By plants we include all plant life such as wild and cultivated trees, shrubs, and herbs. LILY and Rose Red lips of Song of Solomon 5:13 indicate a red-flowered “lily,” such … Read More
Pullit DIY
How to make your Pullit Every body needs help in the garden now and then. Here is an easy to make and use helper for all kinds of chores. Here are instructions to turn a plastic sled into a device … Read More
Great Gardening Sites
GREAT GARDENING WEBSITES YOUMUST READ 1 Plants For A FutureThis charity researches and provides information on woodland and forest garden plants, to encourage a more sustainable way of feeding ourselves in the future. Much that you need to know about growing … Read More
Sprout Basics – Short Version
The Basics of Sprouting: Seed Storage: Keep your dormant seeds happy. Store in a cool, dry and dark place. Seed life can be maximized by freezing Soaking: Dry seeds are dormant. Soaking a seed ends it’s dormancy and begins a new … Read More
Free 2017 Seed Catalogs: Organic, Heirlooms, Non GMO
We have updated our curated lists of Organic, Heirlooms, Natural and Non-GMO seed catalogs with lots of great new additions. Most companies will send free catalogs directly to your home. 2017 Garden Seed Catalogs and Web Sites – Washington State 2017 … Read More
What Gardening Zone Is Sacramento?
If you’re new to gardening, you may be wondering what gardening zone is Sacramento? The answer may surprise you – there isn’t just one! In fact, the Sacramento area is home to several different gardening zones, each with its own … Read More