January 31st, 2012 
admin Gardener’s Bible was launched in Jan 2012 by Storey Posting. This research for gardeners of temperate weather fruits covers the basics from selecting which fruits to purchase and where they’ll go, to rising and utilizing them. Originally published as Fruit and Fruits for the Home Yard by Lewis Slope in 1992, this modification 20 years [...]
Posted in bedding gardens, Summer garden flowers, winter flowers 
Tags: book for gardeners, garden bible, new gardener resort 
Comments Off January 12th, 2012 admin Putting together a gift package , including plants and outdoor containers, care of cyclamen are gardening activities for next 30 days. What gardener on your list would not appreciate a attractive bag or pot packed with farming items at your fingertips? Plus they are fun to put together. Some things to consider are the pruners, [...]
Posted in December Gardering, winter flowers Tags: gardering tips, gift basket, special gift Comments Off December 7th, 2011 admin All-America Selections is pleased to feature the following 2012 AAS Winners. Following a trial period where these new, never-before-sold varieties are “Tested Nationally and Proven Locally®” the AAS judges have submitted their evaluations and selected only the best performers as AAS Winners. These varieties are available for immediate sale and distribution. Commercial growers and retailers [...]
Posted in AAS Winners, Holyday plants, winter flowers Tags: AAS Winners, fiery hot edible fruit, Ornamental pepper "Black Olive", purple foliage, Salvia " Summe Jewel Pink", southern gardens Comments Off November 3rd, 2011 admin Any discussion of how to help roses survive the vagaries of winter is sure to initiate a lot of different opinions ranging from “do nothing” to “bury plants completely” or “it can’t be done!” Personally, I believe many roses–namely shrub roses–can survive in cold climates with a little winter protection. Roses can be killed or [...]
Posted in Rose, winter flowers Tags: bury plants completely, Climbing roses, hybrid tea varieties, northern gardeners, shrub roses Comments Off February 8th, 2011 admin Whether you give and receive cut flowers for Valentine’s Day, on special occasions, or just to brighten up someone’s day, there are some tips you should follow to ensure the longest life in the vase (often called “vase life”). When buying flowers, check the water they are in. It should smell fresh and clean. Otherwise [...]
