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By Things Are Good on Mar 14, 2023 in: Food, garden
Anyone can be a gardener and you can too! All you need is a balcony or small plot of land and you can start growing your own food. To some people, the very idea of caring for other living things can be scary – what if all the plants die? Here&#...
By Life Hacker on Mar 1, 2023 in: architecture, landscape, environment, plants, garden
Planning a garden or patio that will be both functional and beautiful can be difficult if your yard is small. Creating an outdoor space that feels airy and expansive might seem impossible if you are pressed for space, but there are a number of things...
By Something (a little something to say, see and savor) on Jan 23, 2023 in: garden
I am so fascinated by these moss terrarium! I really want to make just one small one to see if I can do it. I need to look outside and see if I have any moss hanging about. Live Pacific Northwest Moss. Great for terrari...
By Life Hacker on Jan 21, 2023 in: landscape, gardening, garden, articles, environment, nature
During the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people turned to gardening as a way relax, learn a new skill, grow their own food, and/or make their home or yard more attractive. Read more...
Original Article by TechSling Weblog: Organic gardening is one of the most rewarding hobbies you can have, and it’s also a great way to protect the soil on your property while also giving it the care it needs. Organic gardening means growing pl...
By Boing Boing on Oct 22, 2022 in: Video, art, garden, plants
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Émeric Chantier (@emericchantier) Émeric Chantier's plant sculptures will turn any garden into a surreal dream world of leafy beings. He "reimagines people and animals as surreal plant scu...
By Something (a little something to say, see and savor) on Sep 20, 2022 in: garden, nature
I am a sucker for a good written desciption. David and I are thinking Katsura might be the tree replacement.At the peak of its fall change, the katsura tree (Cercidiphyllum japonicum) is covered in nodding sprays of glowing apricot- and lemon-co...