Thursday, November 30, 2006. Usually at this time of year, our yard is either buried under snow, or at the very least, everything is brown and frozen.

A Master Gardener from Northern New England moves to the Pacific Northwest. Here are accumulated gardening experiences encountered along the way. February 26, 2018 by A Transplanted Gardener. Bring home some wonderful blooming flowers. To enjoy around the house! Be sure to fertilize that poinsettia. R emove bulbs to be forced, from cold storage.

An informational website dedicated to the zen of gardening. That provides lots of info about starting a beautiful pond in your own yard. Take a look when you get a chance. Was started for those who have the desire but not necessarily the art to garden. Here are two links you might enjoy. Now you can find out.

A reguarly updated account about the goings-on in my gardens. Thursday, April 20, 2006. Pase Greenhouse Order Arrives! Over the late winter months I started ordering plants from eBay. The second batch of those arrived last night - Varigated Weigela, Buttonbush, Northern Bayberry and Cinnamon Fern. All arrived in good, healthy looking condition with moist roots and buds looking like they want to start to swell and open. Just I will have to do some research and find a sport for it! .

Sunday, January 14, 2007. Forum at Memory Book Inspirations, I have issued a challenge. For all gardeners to create a 2007 Garden Calendar during the coming year. It can be an actual calendar you hang on the wall, a desk calendar, a scrapbook filled with calendar pages, or whatever you like. Saturday, November 11, 2006.

She is certified as a Master Gardener in both Connecticut and New Hampshire. Aging however, brings limitations. Saturday, October 01, 2011.

This wonderful calendar features 12 beautiful flower photographs. Click here for more info. New York Orchid Show - Day 2. New York Orchid Show opened today at the Rockefeller center in New York. There are some amazing orchids on display. The New York Orchid Show at the Rockefeller center starts on Thursday, but vendors have already begun to set up their displays. Marigold, one of the favorites in the home gardens, loves the Spring Sun. Creeping Phlox - Fort Hill.

Growing, harvesting and cooking vegetables, eggs and chickens while living on a small lot. Sunday, December 20, 2009. My plan was to see how much they ate, whether it affected their egg laying and how long the wet brewers grains would keep to see how practical and useful this free source of feed would be. I free fed layer pellets and I added a 2 nd. I do wonder if it may be a bit short of carbs. Tuesday, November 10, 2009.

Interested in Hosting a Seminar? A Bridge to the Garden. Seminars for Gardeners about Gardening. OUR CLASS DEALS WITH SUMMER IN THE GARDEN. February 23, 2011 by bridgetothegarden. Here are enough things to keep you busy for awhile! SUMMER IN THE GARDEN. As soon as you can, weed dandelions before they flower and set seed. This is a good time to attack Poison Ivy! Using discardable plastic gloves, cut the stems and paint the open wound with an herbicide on a HOT, SUNNY day! Dead head your lilacs.