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GARDENING: Budding gardeners can start seeds now - Public Opinion
We are now entering a dreary time for gardeners -- we have (or should have) cleaned up everything from last year's garden and we can't do much now, but wait until spring. However, if you start now, you can build yourself a seed starting system to ...
Read more...Getting a Consult to 'Green' Your Home - Wall Street Journal
American consumers eager to correct their energy-wasting ways and create a more environmentally friendly home can now hire eco-consultants. This growing breed of advisers charge anywhere from $99 to a few hundred dollars for a home visit followed by ...
Read more...Garden blogs around the country will bloom with photos Thursday - Austin American-Statesman
GARDENING Garden blogs around the country will bloom with photos Thursday Indiana blogger starts third year of shared photos showing what's blooming where on the 15th. By Renee Studebaker AMERICAN-STATESMAN STAFF Saturday, January 10, 2009 Garden ...
Read more...Learn how to grow organic vegetables - Nottingham Evening Post
A unique course on how to grow your vegetables the organic way is starting in Nottingham this year, aimed very much at those who do gardening as a hobby. CAROLINE LOWBRIDGE spoke to the lady who wrote the syllabus. DESPITE a growing interest in ...
Read more...David Robson: Gardening catalog stack shrinks - State Journal-Register
The new year means a new chance to succeed at gardening. Of course, the Negative Nellies will view 2009 as another opportunity to spend money on plants that will promptly die. Oh, well. The new year will probably see a resurgence in vegetable ...
Read more...Begin to get organized for spring gardening - Tacoma News Tribune
With the end of the holidays season, it’s time to start looking forward to the new year in the garden: Maintain tools Take time now to clean and sharpen tools like clippers, loppers and shovels. Then they’ll be ready when spring arrives – or ...
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