Who says there are no new ideas? A while back our intrepid editor stumbled across two unique products for container gardening while scouring the show floor of the National Hardware Show. Impressed with what he …
Written by: Rich
Winter gardening is a fading memory, and it’s a great time to start planning gardening strategies for spring and summer. I love gardening and truth be told, I also really like to eat. So it …
Written by: Leroy
Gardening now?! Amarillo was recently hammered with snow, and spring seems far off for many parts of the US. However, if you’re in zone 7 or south, time’s a wastin’! If you can, the time …
Written by: Leroy
Summer is dwindling down. Labor Day weekend has thankfully come and gone; since I live on a beach route people get a little crazy this time of year. Even though the smell of BBQ, sun …
Written by: Leroy
To be honest I’m not much into apps. I have a few: Temple Runner, Netflix, and Skype (although I have yet to actually use it). But, I’ve found one that I’m pretty excited about, Grow …
Written by: Leroy
Plant propagation is one of the cheapest ways to expand your garden, preserve plants, extend growing seasons, pass plants on or even to start your own little nursery. Plant propagation, which sounds scarier than it …
Written by: Leroy
Ok, so Swiss Chard probably has nothing to do with the Swiss. Although I’m sure there are a number of Swiss gardeners that grow Swiss Chard to go into their gemischter salat. There is a …
Written by: Leroy
Can you tell that I am into gardening? It’s so relaxing and I love the fact that a little work in the beginning pays off with great dividends at the end. For example, I just …
Written by: Leroy
Tomatoes are to summer what pumpkins are to fall, and weird hair is to Donald Trump. Tomatoes are the most common summer vegetable grown partially because of this iconic status and also because of the …
Written by: Leroy
Man, I am in full garden mode and unfortunately you have to read about it here, here and, well, here! I’ve already harvested several rounds of leaf lettuce, arugula, and radishes, and I am close …
Written by: Leroy