By Robert Pavlis Most common garden plants have been assigned a hardiness zone range that indicates if a particular plant will grow in your climate. It is a range of numbers with both a high and a low limit because most plants have trouble growing in very cold or very hot … [Read more...]
How to Save Seeds
By Matt Gibson Flower and vegetable seeds aren’t very expensive, but for an avid gardener who plants for new crops every spring and fall, the cost of those small paper packets can add up quickly. Saving your seeds for replanting only takes a few minutes and it can save you a … [Read more...]
How to Grow Dyer’s Woad (Isatis Tinctoria)
by Matt Gibson Dyer’s woad has taken a back seat in practical usage as a dye to more modern coloring techniques, and it is seldom grown as a decorative flower. However, it was widely grown in ancient days for its deep blue dye, which was used for dying fabric and clothing, as … [Read more...]
Top Pruning Tips for Garden Success: When to Prune and How
Pruning Tips to keep Plants Healthy One of the most important aspects of yard and garden management is proper pruning. Not only does correct pruning help keep a garden looking beautiful, it also maintains the health of the plants, saving homeowners time and money. The timing … [Read more...]
How and Why to Harden Off Seedlings Before Moving Outdoors
If you are a gardener who wants to try growing from seed then you’ve come to the right place. This is a great practice that allows you access to a wide variety of plants to add to growing areas each season. It also allows you to immerse yourself in the entire process as a … [Read more...]
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