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| Give Your Landscape a Carbon-Positive Makeover Are you already planting native species and using water-conserving drip irrigation in your yard? Fantastic. ... Give your landscaping a carbon audit.
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| A few early plantings? Broccoli is a cool weather vegetable that can be planted now. Broccoli plants are now in stock at most hardware stores and garden shops. You can ...
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| Rock and water elements add to garden enjoyment Once you have your water garden in order, consider growing water lilies and other interesting water plants. You can't beat water lilies for adding a flare ...
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| Urban prairie lawn an option for homeowners tired of grass Plants are mowed only once each spring, to make way for new growth after providing habitat for animals and insects during the winter. Native plant ...
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| Ask a Master Gardener: Time to prepare for tomato planting I think we finally broke out of the freezing cold weather we were stuck in. Spring is on its way; I can tell by the amount of garden questions floating ...
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| Garden-box project will bring greens to Free Clinic of Culpeper patients, neighbors Culpeper County's at-risk students can learn from the process of building and maintaining the garden beds—planning, assembling, growing plants and ...
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| 7 Gardening Tips for Small Spaces 1 – Choose the Right Plants · 2 – Use Repetition · 3 – Build a Gardening Bed · 4 – Build a Vertical Garden · 5 – Use Your Patio · 6 – Plant Veggies and ...
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| City of Hinesville hosts Arbor Day tree-planting event "It means the involvement of our Garden Club; they're proud of it, we're proud of it," said Hinesville Mayor Allen Brown of the achievement. "We're in a ...
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| Plan now to make a pollinator-friendly garden OK, so I'm sneaky — but it's for the good of all our landscaping health and safety and especially beneficial for the desperately needed pollinators ...
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| In an anxious winter, gardens offer consolation In those frightening early days of COVID-19, victory gardens and household vegetable plots sprang up all over. Seed companies reported shortages.
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