Archive for February, 2008

Growing Herbs for Convcenience

February 29th, 2008

 
Hi,
      Lets talk about herb gardening today.
     Many people are not too particular about how their herb garden looks as long as their plants are strong and healthy. Whether you decide to plant your herb garden on the side of your house in an old wooden bucket, or in terra-cotta planters on your windowsill, […]

Gardening inside the Greenhouse

February 27th, 2008

Hi,
      Lets talk some more about greenhouses.
     Gardening has long been a favorite hobby and pastime. Many have discovered the joy of growing things in their own backyards and gardens, whether it be fruits and vegetables or ornamental plants.  A greenhouse can help gardeners take their hobby to the next level and provide them […]

Greenhouses–Basics

February 26th, 2008

 
Hi,
      Lets talk about greenhouses.
      Most gardeners live in regions where the climate limits what they can grow and when they can grow it. Those who live in places where there are four distinct seasons are faced with great benefits as well as great challenges. Because of the four seasons, these gardeners are blessed […]

Bulbs, Shrubs and Trees Best Suited to Containers

February 25th, 2008

 

HI,
     In this post I will be discussing bulbs, shrubs and trees best suited to container gardening.
     Bulbs provide a great way to ready your container garden for spring colors. Store pots with bulbs in an area where the soil won’t freeze, such a shed or garage. Water regularly and watch for the […]

Correction to Article of February 20, 2008

February 23rd, 2008

The lead in sentence should read: “ In this post I will be discussing annuals best suited to container gardening.”
Sorry for the error.
Larry

Biennials Best Suited to Containers

February 23rd, 2008

 
Hi,
     In this post I will be discussing some biennials suited to container gardening.
     A biennial is a plant that requires two growing seasons to complete its life cycle. During the first growing season it produces mainly foliage. In its second year it will flower and set seed, often early in the season.
     Biennial plants […]

Plants Best Suited to Containers–Annuals

February 20th, 2008

Hi,
     In this post I will be discussing novelty containers as planting containers
    Annuals are a favorite for many gardeners, especially those who grow and cultivate container gardens. Annuals flower for months, usually between spring and fall, and provide a wide and colorful variety of flowers and leaf colors to enhance any patio or balcony.
     […]

Using Novelty Containers in Container Gardening

February 19th, 2008

Hi,
     In this post I will be discussing novelty containers as planting containers
     A novelty container can be just about anything, and that’s the greatest thing about container gardens. Anything goes! Want to use that old bike with the wire basket attached as a conversation piece in your garden? Go ahead! Line the basket with […]

Baskets as Planting Containers

February 18th, 2008

Hi,
     In this post I will be discussing baskets as planting containers.
     Baskets are wonderful containers for just about any type of plant, flower or herb garden. A visit to your local craft store can delight and inspire creativity with a wealth of sizes, designs and shapes of baskets available in wood. Such wooden baskets […]

Hanging Baskets

February 15th, 2008

Hanging Baskets
 
 
Hi,
     In this post I will be discussing hanging baskets as planting containers.
    One of the most popular types of containers for any garden, a hanging basket adds loads of fun to any garden. They can grace a patio, an entryway or an outside deck, adding splashes of color or zest to any arrangement.
    […]