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Monthly Archives: December 2009
2010 Gardening Calendar (The Florida Times-Union)
There’s never a time of year in Northeast Florida or Southeast Georgia when you can ignore what’s going on at ground level. Here’s a whole year’s worth of advice on keeping your lawn and garden happy and healthy. Read the rest of the article here
Blackberries offer North Texans the sweet taste of gardening success (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
There are two schools of thought when it comes to backyard fruit-growing in North Central Texas. One view is to plant fruit that appeals to you, without really knowing whether those crops are adapted to your part of the universe. Nobody really graduates from that school. Sad and frustrated, they all drop out after a
Planning for 2010 planting? (Anchorage Daily News)
It is finally that time of winter to start thinking about spring and summer gardening catalogs and their electronic counterparts, web-o-logs. Many of these are great vehicles for increasing your garden knowledge because they not only sell seeds, plants and equipment, but — if they are any good — contain all sorts of wonderful pictures
NORTH COAST GARDENING: Take advantage of sunny days in January (Eureka Times-Standard)
January is perhaps the least likely month to consider gardening. Rain, wind, frost and short days make even the simplest chores a bother. Still, the fickle weather of the North Coast occasionally blesses us with brief afternoons of spring-like Read the rest of the article here
January is still gardening time (North Central News)
January is usually the coldest month of the year in our region. That being said, it is usually still a pleasant time to garden. Read the rest of the article here
Gardening on multiple levels in Grover Beach (The San Luis Obispo Tribune)
In the years since 1978, when Michael and Diane Stuart moved into their Grover Beach house, they hav Read the rest of the article here
