Garden

Even though in Georgia, we have not had a bad winter this year so far, we are looking forward to warmer days and the colors of Spring. The days when the flowers start showing their beauty will soon be here. Many spring flowers will bloom even when it’s cold to…

Here are some lessons I’ve learned from the strife of starting my seeds indoors. — It’s that time of year when we gardeners start wringing our hands. The seed and flower catalogs are flooding into our mailboxes and nurseries are kicking into full gear. Our landscape/garden plans are tentative, flexible, or, for those of us with gridded paper, well-planned. …

Some plants can produce tons of food with minimal effort from you, especially if you set your garden up to be low-effort from the beginning. First, I will explain how to set up a low-effort garden, and then I will give you some ideas for low-effort plants. Low Effort Gardens A low-effort garden…

This article was originally published November 6, 2022. This was my first year launching an involved gardening campaign. I had previously just maintained an herb garden in addition to my grape vine. This year, I wanted to grow vegetables for our household use. …

This post was originally written on August 26, 2022. Harvest season is starting up now in the northeast. We just got over some trying hot weather. All my lettuce bolted, but the tomatoes loved the heat and sun. This season I planted large cherry, regular cherry, and Roma tomato plants…

My Little Garden 4th Feb 2023 If I expected a miracle in the garden after being away for 10 days, then it didn’t happen. It’s hardly surprising really, given the miserable weather and the fact that I hadn’t done any proper gardening in the preceeding couple of weeks. I should…