Reader Questions., written 1 week ago, Here is some great questions from Gwen. here is the questions! "I too am interested in worm farming. I live in Central Oregon which is a great place to raise worms. I have started 3 bins, 2 plastice bins that are each 5 levels and one 30 gallon tub with li...

Care Nutrition, written 15 hours ago, Are you looking for a good supplement to your dietary consumption?  These products have the best raw ingredients, obtained from around the world.  There are not artificial colors or preservatives, in their products and are produced with the highest quality.  ...

Gardening in the Berkshires (Zone 5 Western Massachusetts), and local events and maybe politics in the off-season.

The latest on gardening. Posting blog shots about organic gardening, gardening supplies, gardening tips, indoor gardening, flower gardening ,and other related articles about gardening.

The life and soul of the plot, written 1 week ago, Let me introduce you to my current squeeze: Jumbo Pink Banana Squash. I admire the way he spreads himself across the soil in a gregarious fashion. Fortunately JPB's a suggestible chap: with a well placed stick I can steer his intentions. He's curren...

We Dodged Hurricane Gustav's Bullets On 9-1-08, written 4 days ago, It is a blessing for us that Hurricane Gustav's path from south Louisiana inland to the northwest has allowed us to dodge his bullets of destruction. Here in central Mississippi we have received only light winds and light rains, and...

Fragrant Gardenia, written 21 hours ago, Famous for its aromatic fragrance, the gardenia is an evergreen shrub with waxy white flowers and deep green leaves.This is a very beautiful flower which has wonderful aroma.This plant arrives nested in an earth-toned bamboo basket to highlight the richness o...

Retro Wildlife Porch #1: Squirrels, Birdhouses, and the Extraordinary, written 1 day ago, Trying to solve a problem? Interested in a particular way to attract wildlife? This week, I'm revisiting several posts written here at the Porch, so check out the links below. I hope it helps you in your quest ...

It's Labor Day, written 1 week ago, Soon the school buses will be blocking the roads on the way to work. Soon the parking lots will once more be filled with cars. Soon the birthday parties and Halloween parties will start up. Hard to believe it's already Labor Day. Still have one green tomato on the...

Getting Back to Serenity, written 2 weeks ago, I have been very busy this past month and I have neglected my gardens and I have neglected myself. In spite of my neglect, my garden continues to flurish. God blessed up with some beautiful rain showers after almost a month of hot dry weather. The flowe...

Gardening and geekdom in the urban jungle.

Pictures of Daffy Duck In A Pot, written 3 days ago, Have any of you bloggers out there ever sat down and really gone through your traffic logs? I'm not talking about your main traffic sources, I'm more interested in the stuff way at the bottom of the stats. I've found some interesting search phrase...

Greenhouse Supplies and Accessories, written 2 weeks ago, Greenhouse supplies and accessories have not always been easy to find. Now with the internet, you can find quality greenhouse gardening supplies and accessories in abundance online. If you are new to greenhouse gardening, you may be wondering...

Homes Interiors And gardens blog

The Future of Historic Downtowns, written 1 week ago, CommentsMany cities and towns in the Seacoast region of New England are blessed with historic properties that are completely unique. But unfortunately some of them are left to ruin or, even worse, are torn down. GrowSmart Maine is an organization...

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Information to help you care for, buy, and learn more about wild species and hybrid Orchids

Moving on, written 2 weeks ago, Just about to leaveOriginally uploaded by Garden KeeperAfter learning to blog here, I've decided to opt for a slight upgrade in blogging sites. I'll be posting on this site from now on.

Bouquets and the Morning Sky, written 1 week ago, A flower's appeal is in its contradictions - so delicate in form yet strong in fragrance, so small in size yet big in beauty, so short in life yet long on effect. ~Adabella Radici

Gardening during the month of August, written 1 month ago, If you have any flowering trees or shrubs such as roses, crape myrtle, vitex, bird of paradise, oleander, among others it is very important to remove the "spent blossoms" as they appear. This action will help keep your flowering pl...