A Gardener’s Dream: How to Start Selling Your Own Produce
Like many home gardeners, you may have never considered gardening for money. Perhaps you thought the gardening business wasn’t for you and, therefore, only intended
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Harvesting Rainwater for Your Home
Although people have been harvesting rainwater for centuries, it is only relatively recently that it has become a norm in many parts of the world.
Transplanting Sunflowers – Moving the Plants to a New Location
Does the bright face of a golden sunflower cheer you up? Did you plant hundreds of the sunflowers seeds, so you could be continuously cheery,
Growing Dill – Add a Unique Flavor to Your Dishes
You haven’t completely mastered the culinary art until you have used fresh dill to add a unique flavor to your dishes. Dill is a well-known
Growing Cucumbers – Ready to Harvest in 48 to 60 Days
Cucumbers are a favorite in the summer because of their light, refreshing taste. With a few handy tips, you can grow your own in your
Effect of Coffee Grounds on Soil
Used coffee grounds can be used as fertilizer in your garden. They can be added to new or existing plant beds. The grounds can also
How to Grow Portobello Mushrooms
Portobello mushrooms have sprung up on restaurant menus all over North America. And why not? They have excellent nutritional value and, with their large size,
Garden Accents – Pots, Planters, Trellises
If the purpose of your garden is to beautify your surroundings, garden accents can definitely help to you to reach your goal. Some garden accents
Selecting a Garden Shovel
Your garden can only look as good as you make it look. The upkeep, whether daily, weekly or seasonal is what makes your garden look
Growing Pumpkins – Great for Pies and Halloween
There’s a reason pumpkins resemble balls of sunshine – because they require so much of it. The sunnier their location, the better. Tales of monster