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59How to grow Zucchini from seed.
Hi Gardening Friends Here is some easy steps to grow zucchini from seed. First of all get your seed catalog out and look and see what kind of Zucchini do you want to grow from seed when you decide what...
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81Christmas Gifts For Garden Lovers
Do you have a gardener on your Christmas list? Someone who loves to work with plants or just doodle around in their garden? Being a die hard gardener myself, I know that gardening supplies and garden gifts...
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65Earwigs: Garden Foe or Friend?
If you are going to have a garden, a garden that is safe for kids, pets and friends to romp, roam and run, then you are going to have to learn to appreciate insects. Yes, insects, bugs, the crawly, all...
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53Small Town Living
My husband and I just recently moved to the town I grew up in. Little did I imagine just a few short years ago, that such a move would make me so happy. I went to school for a couple years in France and there...
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70God's Character In The Garden- It's All About Love
Some people may think I'm strange but God and I have this thing going on in my garden. It's a relationship that started revealing itself to me many years ago. It's about Love, Understanding, and most of all -...
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84Compatible Planting
It took me years to realize, better said to recall all Gramps had told about garden companions. To me as a teenager it really didn't matter that the tomato and the potato didn't want to be neighbors. Neither...
58 comments61Update on growing the herb Stevia the sugar plant.
Hi Gardening Friends Well here is an update on growing Stevia from seed. Finally the Stevia haves germinated and which now they are getting their true leaves. That means that the young seedlings have the...
3 comments60What are Heirloom Tomates and were you can buy the seed?
Hi Gardening Friends Here is information for all of those tomato lovers who would love a taste of the past. Heirloom Tomatoes! You say "What are Heirloom tomatoes are tomatoes that are grow from the past....
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