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86Harvesting and Eating Dandelions
by Bob Ewing
They grow everywhere or so it seems, you do not have to tend them, water them or feed them, all you need to do is appreciate them and harvest them. Then enjoy them as wine, tea, in a salad or deep fried as... published 4 weeks ago
83Growing Hollyhocks
by Bob Ewing
Majestic and proud, those are the words that come to mind when I see hollyhocks and ancient. The hollyhock has been around for a number of centuries and there are times when I am standing near one that I can... published 3 months ago
69How To Garden In Containers
by Bob Ewing
Growing flowers, herbs and vegetables in containers is an excellent way for anyone with a small space, such as a balcony, to grow their own plants. Containers work well on deck, steps and patios by... published 8 months ago
73Gardening For The Bees
by Bob Ewing
The gardener does not work alone; to be successful and produce beautiful flowers and healthy vegetables the gardener has many assistants lending a hand. The honey bee is one that pulls more than its... published 5 months ago
77How To Arrange Flowers For Maximum Effect
by Bob Ewing
There are few people who have not heard the term curb appeal; in case you have not then curb appeal refers to how your front yard appeals to people who are pulling up to your home. What they see when they... published 5 months ago
64Flowers Love's Primal Language
by Bob Ewing
Love, such a simple four letter word that is laden with so many meanings; the love of a parent for a child; the love between husband and wife, between siblings or the love for a friend, a pet or sunsets.... published 5 months ago
75How to Design Your Organic Garden
by Bob Ewing
The garden is where Nature and civilization meet so why would anyone want to use harmful pesticides and fertilizers in order to grow vegetables, fruit, herbs and flowers? It is not necessary to do so. ... published 7 months ago
68Horticultural Therapy
by Bob Ewing
Gardening is both a physical and emotional therapeutic activity. When you spend time in you garden you step away from your daily cares and enter a world that exists between nature and civilization; a world of... published 3 months ago
62Bedding Plants
by Bob Ewing
What is a bedding plant? There seems to be some disagreement over what plants are actually bedding plants. For the purposes of this hub the term bedding plant means plants that are annuals, biennials or... published 3 months ago
77Growing Great Peonies
by Bob Ewing
There are a few flowers that when I see them, even a picture, or read about them, my memory is activated and I take a journey back to my childhood and my mother’s garden. Hollyhocks are one. The peony is... published 6 weeks ago
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