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70Poisonous Plants Growing in Your Pasture
Summer is the time horse owners become most aware of weeds growing in their pastures and are concerned about which ones pose a hazard to the horses. Your county extension horticulturist or livestock agent...
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72Organically Grown Ornamentals, Baby Bantams and Bubble Terrariums
When asked why people would want their ornamental plants to be organic, Megan Twilegar, owner of Pistils Nursery in the Historic Mississippi District of north Portland, shot me a glance that said, "You're...
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68Growing your own Cotton
We all wear cotton clothes and we know about cotton fields, and there are even old songs that talk about picking a "bale of cotton" but what a lot of people don't realise is that the plant the fibre comes...
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73The Fascinating Kumquats
Common Name: Kumquat/Cumquat Family: Rutaceae Tribe: Citreae Genus: Fortunella Kumquats or cumquats is native to China dating to the 12 century where it is mostly cultivated. It is part of Citrus...
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43ooty
Ooty has a good climate, in comparison to other parts of Southern India. Ooty is also called Ootacamund or Udhagamandalam is popular hill station in South India, It is in Nilgiri Hills with altitude...
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72Junk Food for the Birds: Bush Honeysuckle
Every August throughout the Eastern United States, the Amur Honeysuckle produces hundreds of small red berries. These berries, which look to me a bit like tiny cherry tomatoes, last through the fall and into...
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68Gardening & Landscaping
Gardening & Landscaping Growing fruit trees in Western Australia Growing Grapes in Northern Climates Growing Great Blueberries Growing Hollyhocks Growing ...
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66Rhythm of Rhodies
No, this isn’t about the roadies for your favorite band. This is about the care and feeding of rhododendrons, that glorious though sometimes overused flowering shrub. Given the right stuff, these girls...
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70Living Ornaments for Your Home
THE great outdoors is ornamented with living, growing plants. Even the desert, seemingly devoid of anything green and growing, responds to the infrequent rain with a blaze of desert flowers and plants. It is...
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