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Certified Organic Seeds | Patio and Gardening news and updates
www.nakedpatio.com via @BlissfulSeed &bull TodaySave up to 55% on all your purchases. PLUS get informed on new products sale events that are not made public, when you get our FREE monthly newsletter. One vegetable well known for being grown all over the world is pumpkin. There… Full Story »
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Can you really grow your own ORGANIC food ANYWHERE in the world? - Home Gardening - How To Garden - Zimbio
www.zimbio.com via @jhayes1404 &bull YesterdayThis reminds me of some things I already do in my own garden ('lasagna' gardening) but you get much more help in Jonathan's method. Here is Jonathan White in his garden surrounded by fresh, healthy organic carrots, lettuces, tomatoes, zucchinis,… Full Story »
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Home and Garden Ideas for a Great Landscape Design
articlime.com via @brownthumbgirl &bull YesterdayIt can be difficult to complete any project without a firm plan in place, and that certainly holds true when it comes to landscaping. It is important to have a design in place before turning over the first shovel full of dirt or planting the first tree or shrub. Designing the landscape ahead of time… Full Story »
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Container Gardening Tips For Amazing Plants, Flowers, Edibles - The 7 Step Process (For Great Results) Container, Gardening, Choose, Soil, Food, Jungle The Best Home Garden
www.thebesthomegarden.com via @gardeningguru &bull YesterdayIt's often overlooked that Container Gardening can be a life long passion, a creative and artist hobby, and a easy and effective way to create a stylish, clean and inviting home, a great way to take healthy organic foods, and an astonishing way to connect with nature. So if you've got itchy green fingers, and want an astonishing collection of plants and flowers, fruits, vegetables and herbs - just simply follow these key… Full Story »
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Home is Big Sky Country: Summer Container Gardening
homeisbigskycountry.blogspot.com via @victrygardngeek &bull YesterdayWhile the ongoing "Boulevard Transformation Monster Project" is being worked on....I just have to have some beauty and inspiration to help me on with said project. I have two half barrel planters for the back yard. The first is on… Full Story »
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New NOVEMBER CLASSES AT BOERNER BOTANICAL GARDENS
gardennews.biz via @GardenNewsBiz &bull YesterdayThere are a variety of classes held year-round at Boerner Botanical Gardens. Classes are open to both Friends of Boerner Botanical Gardens members and non-members. There are a variety of classes held year-round at Boerner Botanical Gardens. Classes are open… Full Story »
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The Edible Garden at the New York Botanical Garden at Bronx Park (Wednesday September 15, 2010) - Upcoming
upcoming.yahoo.com via @when_NY &bull TodayBronx Park East 180 St.New York, New York10451Get Directions The Edible Garden returns to NYBG with a wide exhibition of edible plants, vegetable gardens, cooking demos, programs, four festival weekends, and more! The Edible Garden will feature vegetable gardens and… Full Story »
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my little garden in japan: How to make a division to separate plants on a container
www.mygardeninjapan.com via @mygardeninjapan &bull YesterdayToday I moved around everything in my garden. I got several new pots for this season crop so I'm trying to make more efficient use of my little garden space. One of the projects I need to do in order… Full Story »
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The Art & Design Styleblog: Another Australian Modernist Gem
designstyleblog.blogspot.com via @RMG_Design &bull YesterdayThis charming example of modernist architecture is another of those gems in Adelaide's inner east, owned by Roger and Coralie. I've admired it for years as I have walked or driven past it and caught glimpses of it through the… Full Story »
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Gardens at Work: 2010 Report | Employer Garden Blog
www.employergardens.com via @DryCreekVnyd &bull YesterdayAs Haberman gardeners pick bumper crops of tomatoes and cucumbers (and prepare for an onslaught of fall squash), stories of employer gardens across the nation are coming in by the bushel. Faced with great abundance on all fronts, we whipped up a batch of Tomato Cucumber Salad for nourishment and compiled a summary of workplace gardens from coast-to-coast and many points… Full Story »
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Horticulture competition provides stiff challenge | stiff, challenge, thumb - Local - Sun Journal
www.newbernsj.com via @brownthumbgirl &bull 5 Hours AgoIt's a matter of opinion, of course, but my personal opinion is that the natural world is far more interesting and complex than anything going on in the electronic world. For example, the carnivorous plants and ferns of the Croatan… Full Story »
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Vin de Syrah | Orchids Onions
www.orchidsandonions.org via @Orchids_Onions &bull Sep 2, 2010Located in a basement originally used for storage, Vin de Syrah has turned the wine bar concept upside down. Literally. Whether it's the sprawling 75 year old wine vines with antique glass goblets magically suspended in mid-air, the spinning "Magritte inspired" parasols or flashing LED… Full Story »
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Autumn coneflower wears lots of (Mexican) hats
SFGate: Home & Garden &bull Yesterday
As we slip begrudgingly toward fall, my mind drifts to some of my autumn-flowering favorites. In a way, I feel as if I should start a lobbying group for autumn, promoting plants for this sometimes neglected time of year. Exhibit… Full Story »
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Here We Go Again!
Rock rose &bull Sep 2, 2010
As we pull into the neighborhood I have butterflies in my tummy and trepidation in my heart. The two Vitex agnus-castus trees at the end of the driveway have shriveled, burnt to a crisp leaves. This gardener has been absent… Full Story »
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New Jersey - Twenty-five years of beauty at the New Jersey State Botanical Garden - Straus Newspapers
www.strausnews.com via @cutegracieee &bull Sep 2, 2010Ringwood The New Jersey State Botanical Garden is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. NJBG, the member and volunteer support group for the Botanical Garden, will host a rededication ceremony to honor the garden's 25 years of service to the public. Among the… Full Story »
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Sheffield School - Green Design - Radical Composting
sheffield.edu via @home_ecology &bull YesterdayFabulous design. Cutting edge looks. Interesting twists in color, fabric, and texture. These are all elements inherent in design that's ecologically sound. Yes, your creativity can have free reign even as you make choices that help protect the planet. Increasingly, manufacturers are creating products that have minimal impact on the environment, whether because they're made from organically-grown cotton or because they're made with renewable resources. We think environmentally friendly design is so important that we recently added a Green Design lesson to the Sheffield Complete Course in Interior Design. In our "Decorating Green" column we'll look at a sustainable, low-impact… Full Story »
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Garden Mistakes: Artemisia
The Home Garden: Gardening in the Home Landscape &bull Yesterday
Here is the list of plants I have successfully propagated. Have you ever put something in the garden that you just shouldn't have? Maybe you thought "I don't have a better place to put this so I'll just stick it… Full Story »
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Yes, Virginia, there is a Cardiff Botanical Society
Fresh Dirt &bull Yesterday
In Monday's Wall Street Journal I read about a love-it-or-hate-it surfer statue recently installed near the beach at Cardiff-By-The-Sea, California. But what caught my eye wasn't the statue, it was the group that put it there: the Cardiff Botanical Society… Full Story »
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Kutas are edible, whether young or more mature
SFGate: Home & Garden &bull Yesterday
Q:Here is a picture of several squashes that I recently picked off one of my plants. The seedling from which it grew was identified as a zucchini but it doesn't look like any zucchini I've ever seen before. The interior… Full Story »
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Echeveria Pot
You Grow Girl: The Dirt &bull Yesterday
I love this pot I photographed at Paul and Uli's garden in Etobicoke a few month back. It uses a tender Kalanchoe as the centre feature and is stuffed full of tender echeveria (the frilled varieties are always my favourite),… Full Story »


























































