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sheryl w.

Being around plants is good for aging! Recent research shows that patients with a view of trees left the hospital one day sooner than...

Gloria Bonde Nov 13 2009 12:26pm Gardening is wonderful for us. I read that there is a bacteria in the soil, that when you breathe...

Biruta R.

Exercise/Gardening Gardening is a good way to get some “fun” exercise, as well as reap the rewards of being in the...

Sandra Aug 24 2009 3:48am I love your article on gardening, I love to try it but just can't find the time. If anyone like...

vegeresearcher

Help needed for new e-book on vegetable gardening Hello, I'm researching for a new e-book that will be like a beginners guide to vegetable...

Kristen D.

Planting in somewhat shady areas I am just beginning to plant things in pots, and have had some luck with things starting to grow...

twentyyrrn Apr 21 2009 1:10am Well, Kristen, I live in Texas...so shade is welcomed here. But are you wanting flowering...

LucyK

Basic Guide to Indoor Container Gardening Although your indoor garden plants may require more of you in terms of planning and care, the...

yusuf Jan 15 2009 12:20am hi lucykthat is very interesting i have experianced all the points mentioned in your article on...

LucyK

Make it last! Tips to keeping fruits and vegetables fresh Fruits and vegetables don't have a very a long storage life but here are a few tips that may help...

Teresa J.

My Favourite Plant/Flower My favourite plant/flower is the Hydrangea. I have a large one in the back yard and another in the...

LucyK Dec 05 2008 1:12pm I love calla lillies and roses are alway so beauitufl. My favorite flower is the orchid...

Teresa J.

Kids and Gardening We all know gardening is good exercise and the "fruits" of your gardening labours are good for...

LucyK Dec 02 2008 1:35pm My daughter loves to grow bean spouts. It's fun, easy and best of all we can grow it indoors. All...

Teresa J.

Festive Centrepieces With the holidays right upon us, centerpieces come to mind for festive tables. In HGTV article...

Tamar F. Jan 18 2008 10:57am I have also taken cute metal coffee cans, wine bottles, old perfume bottles, antique milk bottles,...

Teresa J.

Stretch it out! I was thinking about the benefits of gardening today (good exercise, fresh air, fresh food) and I...

Mary Ann P. Jan 16 2008 3:30am Gardening is very satisfying but can be back breaking work. Before you start do a tour of your...

Teresa J.

A Different Kind of Gardening I was reading a news article today...

mr. Jun 26 2008 12:57am wow , i never heard of that either

sheryl w.

Allotments In England, they have an amazing law that says that everyone in the country has a right to a piece...

Teresa J. Jan 30 2008 9:29am $50.00 a year isn't half bad! It's especially good for people without the space but with the...

Teresa J.

Organic Gardening I was speaking with the local librarian in my town and she is very passionate about eating locally...

Teresa J. Jan 25 2008 10:05am Well, let's get started with the basics. Organic gardening is natural gardening that is free of...

Teresa J.

Early Spring Planting We're rounding the corner toward the last days of winter. What does that mean? That means spring...

C.L. R.

Critters Can someone suggest a non-chemical non-violent way to keep pests out of the garden? Rabbits are my...

C.L. R.

E-coli and natural waste Many of us have tried natural compost piles - after the spinach scare of a couple years back, what...

Teresa J.

Garden Events in New York For all of you gardening buffs (and those just catching the bug), there are many events you can...

Judith K.

Locavore! From Union of Concerned Scientists O.K. I'll bite. What is a locavore??? At first glance, I...

Teresa J.

Gardening for Dummies What are the easiest vegetables to grow? I looked it up and was interested to find the top 10 were...

Shannon S.

Working w/Rosemary Bushes Are there any tricks to working with/trimming rosemary bushes to keep the stems young and not woody?

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