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74Growing Tips for Lily Of The Valley
The lily of the valley is a perennial plant known for its little grouping of bell flowers on an eight inch to ten inch stem. They come out early in the spring and can bloom throughout the summer. Here's how to grow them.
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73Protecting Plants From Late Season Frost and Freeze
Mid February to mid April can be tricky times for gardeners. Is is too soon to plant? How can we protect our plants from Mother Nature's tricky weather? What to do if we mess up?
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64Dandelion - The Miracle Herb
Dandelion - The Miracle Herb
75Some of My Favorite Daylilies
Daylilies are fun and easy to grow. Here is a list of several varieties that I recommend for growing in your garden.
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53My Tribute to Richard the Cat
Almost everyday this writer had the joy of being in the presence of Richard a studious looking cat who had a long life. Richard may have physically suffered before he was laid to rest, but he sure made an impression on everyone's hearts.
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80The Daylily King and How to Become a Millionaire Growing and Selling Daylilies
Have you ever wondered if you can make money from daylilies. Yes you can. Read how you can become worth one million dollars growing these and my story about meeting the Daylily King.
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71Wildflower Seeds: Blue Lupine Flowers
Wildflower seeds for Blue Lupine flowers are easy to grow and good for the environment. Blue Lupine wildflowers are the host plant for the Karner Blue butterfly.
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54Peter Piper Picked a Peck of .....
Here are my very first desert grown peppers. I have a bell pepper and a jalapeno plant growing. The bell plant is getting rather large so I'll be seperating them. Plus I just read that they can cross...
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59Enthusiasm for Your Curb
How important is the appearance of your front yard when planning to sell your home? The fact is, the view of your front yard is the first impression buyers and drive-by visitors may see, either giving them...
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