Garden Bloggers Bloom Day was yesterday and it is getting to be a really fun time of year for the bloom days. Unfortunately up here in zone 5, the things we have blooming are but… [Continue Reading]
Intriguing gardening products
I received a copy of Lee Valley’s gardening catalog the other day (enclosed in a shipment … yay!). I’m not sure why, but I’ve never seen this catalog before (I’ve just been to their Web… [Continue Reading]
An early spring
This part of Wisconsin might be considered zone 5 but we have much different weather than many other zone 5 locations. Because I live about 500 feet from the Lake Michigan shoreline, my garden experiences… [Continue Reading]
Gardening’s latest and greatest
So I’ve told you about two of the speakers (Stacey Hirvela and Tim Wood) at the Proven Winners Outdoor Living Extravanganza that I attended in Chicago in early March, but of course there was plenty… [Continue Reading]
The Hippest Hydrangeas
T im Wood knows his hydrangeas. This makes perfect sense given that it’s his job to know all about shrubs and hydrangeas might be the most popular shrub there is. As I mentioned, I went… [Continue Reading]
Gardening with your senses: Tips from a Martha Stewart Living Magazine garden editor
W hen I saw that the senior associate garden editor of Martha Stewart Living Magazine was on the slate of speakers for the Proven Winners Outdoor Living Extravaganza that I went to last weekend, I’ll… [Continue Reading]
Free your garden (and yourself) from the grip of Roundup
F or almost five years now I’ve been an almost entirely organic gardener. The caveat is there because I keep a bottle of Roundup in the garage for particularly offensive weeds that seem immune to… [Continue Reading]
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