Monday, August 11, 2008. This is a very short story about a man name Charlie. He was born and raised around my neighborhood. His family was very poor financially but, the love he had for animals and people of the community was unbelievable. Charlie was a very smart boy that grew to be a very smart man. Now let me tell you something there is just absolutely know way I could do all this. I say God Bless this man for he has surly blessed us. This is just a few of the different trees a.

Please check regularly to keep up with the latest gardening news you can use. Feel free to comment or e-mail questions. NEW! Sign up your e-mail and get notifications of new posting as soon as they occur. Monday, February 13, 2017. Immediately submerge the stems in warm water. Even better, cut the stems while they are under water.

Sunday, September 27, 2009. After reading some pretty amazing blogs I found one I really liked and decided to make the switch.

A gardening blog for less than conventional gardeners. There will be pictures of beautiful gardens that I have visited, frustrations in my backyard, and excitement of successes. I hope that you enjoy as much as I do! Sunday, March 4, 2012. Luckily, I was able to organically feed my flowers and trees prior to the first bloom. Here are some pictures of spring at my homestead! The only bulb that I did not remove last year. Forest Pansy Red Bud in Bloom. Eastern Red Bud in bloom.

Monday, December 26, 2011. Another year of gardening in New England has come and gone. What did I learn this year? By fall I had given up fighting with the netting and actually ended up wasting a couple of dozen grape tomatoes. a couple of shades of burgundy, that I really enjoyed. The snapdragons did well, until late summer.