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83The common factor these Centenarians and Supercentenarians all share
The following folks all lived to be at least 100 years old. They were born in different parts of the world and came from quite varying backgrounds, however, they do share one common factor. This factor is something that happens to be common among...
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75More Fun Classroom Activities to Interest Children / Kids in Growing Plants
If you read my first article on fun classroom activities to get children or kids interested in growing plants or gardening, then you should enjoy this one too. I have written this as a sequel to the first article and hope it will give teachers even more ideas for how to encourage children /kids to try growing their own plants or vegetables.
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76Cattleya Orchid As Houseplant
Cattleya is considered the King of Orchids and has been famous as corsage flowers of the noble, rich and famous in history. It became madly popular in England when a tropical plant produced some beautiful and exotic flowers in the hothouse in...
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77Types of Agriculture
Agriculture is one of the most widespread activities in the world, but its character is not uniform throughout. A number of scholars have attempted to identify various types of agriculture.
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68Before Building And Buying A Greenhouse
Before You Buy or Build A Do It Yourself Greenhouse Greenhouses are something that nearly every gardener dreams of owning one day. A greenhouse allows you to garden year round; It’s a place where your plants will receive ample sub and warmth...
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73What are Rockwool Cubes?
Using Rockwool cubes isn't just for hydroponic gardeners. Rockwool makes for great seed starters and can be utilized by any gardener.
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71Cave Living in Fresno: Forestiere Underground Gardens
This article provides the reader with information about the world famous underground gardens found in Fresno, California. The underground garden is the work of Baldassare Forestiere who spent 40 years of his life excavating about 10 acres of underground tunnels and rooms and planting fruits, nuts and vegetables. He began in about 1906 and continued until his death in 1967. It is beautiful place to visit, the gardens are exquisite and a wonder to behold. They are worth the minimal entrance fee.
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73Landscape Design #2 - Site Analysis
This small well thought out back yard garden in Victoria, Canada illustrates what can be done with a little creativity in a small space. (less than 1/4 acre in size) A combination of hidden pathways and...
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63Gardening: Propagating Plants: Use What You Have
Creating a garden using what you have or clipped from friends or neighbors is easy, fun, and inexpensive. Within weeks you can have a lush garden that screams come visit. All you need is some dirt, pots, rooting hormone, and a little patience. Anyone can do it. You don't have to own a house or even live in a house to have a garden. You can utilize these tips for propagating for patio gardening too!
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79Container Gardening - Growing Your Own Fruit, Vegetables and Flowers in Small Spaces
Fancy growing your own fruit and don't think you have enough room? Think again lots of information on growing in containers and in small areas.
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