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How To Care For Hummingbirds

May 16, 2013
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The hummingbirds arrived here a bit late this year, but who can blame them? Why, just a few days ago it was snowing. In May! But the weather’s since turned nice, so now it’s time to think about how to care for hummingbirds so they’ll stick around for the summer. How To Attract Hummingbirds According [...]

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How To Make Seed Tape

April 17, 2013
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Properly spacing vegetable seeds is easy when you make seed tape yourself. Sure, you can buy seed tape at many garden centers, but if you’re the kind of gardener seeking to use organic, heirloom, non-GMO seeds you’re in for quite a hunt. So why not make your own? How To Make Seed Tape You will [...]

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Save Money With Natural Mosquito Control

July 9, 2012

Looking for natural mosquito control? Good for you! Mosquitoes are out of control this summer in many parts of the country, thanks to an abnormally mild and dry winter. If you’re one of those people mosquitoes devour, and I certainly am, knowing what to do for natural mosquito control will let you enjoy summer’s lazy [...]

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Save Money At The Garden Center

April 20, 2012

The best way to save money gardening is, of course, to grow your plants from seed starting 6-8 weeks before your last frost date. If you didn’t get an early start, don’t worry: here’s how to save money at the garden center using these tips. 1. Know what grows well in your climate. If you [...]

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Get Free Mulch For Your Garden

April 12, 2012

With last-frost dates approaching throughout the country, it’s time to start thinking about getting the garden ready for spring. Mulch, as any gardener will tell you, is crucial for weed prevention, moisture retention and soil improvement. It can also cost a small fortune, unless you know how to get yours free. Here’s how to save [...]

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