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Gardening without pain
May 19, 2012 By adminGardening can be hard work and it’s usually harder on your body than you expect. Unless you are a distance runner, cross-country skier or a motivated Read More » -
Gardening at Kentucky jails is a growing trend
May 19, 2012 By admin“Inch by inch, row by row, gonna make this garden grow.” So proclaims a well-known folk song by songwriter Dave Mallett. These days, you just might Read More » -
Gardening With Dave On WTAP At 5
May 18, 2012 By adminFont Size: Friday, we caught up with Dave Fleming of Greenleaf Landscapes to learn how to grow our own vegetable garden. Watch the attached video to Read More » -
Beyond Garden Variety Garden Furniture
May 18, 2012 By submityourarticleGardens are among the most civilized of human habitats. Visually evocative and yet functional garden furniture is an important part of the lives that people enjoy Read More » -
Container Gardening Tips: How To Tend A No-Yard Garden
May 18, 2012 By adminFrom Earth911′s Mary Mazzoni:Taking part in the grow-your-own-food movement is not only a satisfying way to commune with Mother Nature but can also save you money Read More »
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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Gardening workshop Sunday in Tulare
“Pruning With a Purpose,” a gardening workshop fundraiser, will be from 2-4 p.m. Sunday at the Tulare Public Library, 475 North M St., Tulare. Read the rest of the article here
Quote of the Day: Susan Orlean Explains How Gardening Is Like Math
“Planting is existential, boundless, aspirational. Closing the garden for the winter is like doing a math equation and getting it right, ending with something finite and absolute.”- Susan Orlean in her New Yorker blog, commenting on the joys of pruning (with a comparison to editing) Read the rest of the article here
Gardening guru heads to World Cup
A GREEN fingered Grange-over-Sands gardening expert is heading to Japan to compete in the “Gardening World Cup.” Read the rest of the article here
Rutgers Master Gardeners Cultivate Gardening Presentations
Hunterdon Counties is a county-based group of volunteers trained to assist Rutgers Cooperative Extension in this task. One of the popular ways to educate the public is through the group’s Speakers’ Bureau. Read the rest of the article here
Diane O’Connell: Gardening ‘keeps me stress free’
Name: Diane O’Connell, retired cashier now a “yard controller,” living in Oregon. Garden specs: 120 feet wide and 150 feet deep. When did you start gardening My mother always had flowers all over the place. When we moved into our first home and had a young family, I planted zinnia seeds in an array of
Gardening With Gutner: Repairing Your Lawn
Fall is the time to get your lawn back into shape. The warm, hot summer has really beat up many lawns, but now that the temperatures are cooling down, it is a nice time to do some recovery work. Read the rest of the article here
