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Monthly Archives: July 2009
Today, The Ledger’s Online Gardening Coverage Blossoms (The Lakeland Ledger)
By MINDY MIRACLE LEDGER CORRESPONDENT John King has been a familiar face in the Lakeland community for more than 30 years, since his employment with Peterson’s Nursery and Garden Center during his senior year at Lakeland High. “I needed a high school job, and my dad didn’t want me to be a janitor so he
Mid- summer gardening by the August moon (Columbia Star)
August, the month of summer vacations and back to school, is also a time when seasoned gardeners are planting their second round of vegetables to extend the harvest into fall. The month of August provides a window of opportunity for those who never got around to planting edibles in spring as well. Read the rest
Gardening: Petunias have long, colorful history in gardens (The News-Press)
Petunias are arguably one of the most popular bedding flowers in the United States. Read the rest of the article here
PROCTOR’S TIPS: Making sense of a strange gardening season (9 News Denver)
KUSA – I’m scratching my head. Last year, we experienced one of the hottest and driest seasons on record. This year may go down as one of the coolest and wettest. Successful gardening relies on using past precedent to help steer through the season. The path hasn’t been very clear this summer. Read the rest
Win £70 of National Gardening Vouchers with the Well Woman Plan (Handbag.com)
Are You Covered For Cancer Costs? Learn how to keep your family financially safe in the video below and win £70 of National Gardening Vouchers. Read the rest of the article here
Gardening program offers much more than vegetables (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Whether you were born with a green thumb or just want to feed your family healthy and cheap vegetables, Penn State University’s cooperative extension offices have something to fit the bill. Read the rest of the article here
