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By Life Hacker on Sep 21, 2023 in: gardening, herbs
I love a garden-ripe tomato, but my gardening goals also include avoiding a run to the grocery store. I want to always be able to pull fresh herbs out of the garden, and I wouldn’t turn my nose up at a radish or eggplant. Some of those herbs and te...
By Something (a little something to say, see and savor) on Aug 20, 2023 in: art, gardening, personal
The sunlight streaming in the windows has a golden hue because of the smoke from the fires in Canada. I feel so badly for those folks getting pushed out by the fire and the uncertainty if their homes will survive. Not to forget the tragedy in Lahaina...
By Something (a little something to say, see and savor) on Aug 12, 2023 in: gardening
I have been seeing these enormous weeds show up under the hydrangeas. Thinking, well, I am watering a lot so they are really growing. They have LONG fibrous roots that connect them all. And they are so hard to pull out of the dirt. So I got what I co...
By Boing Boing on Aug 7, 2023 in: Cooking, gardening
Since I was in my twenties I have been fascinated by the idea of growing enough strawberries to make ice cream. I have had strawberries in every garden, and at every home I've had, and until now I have not been successful. — Read the rest...
By Life Hacker on Aug 1, 2023 in: environment, gardening
Deadheading–the practice of chopping off a spent flowerhead from the plant— has long been considered the way to keep plants blooming longer. It’s based on the science that plants have a finite amount of energy, and spend it on one of three reso...
By Something (a little something to say, see and savor) on Jul 25, 2023 in: gardening
Is A hortensia the same as a hydrangea? I have been seeing these pop up on Instagram and I finally found out what they are, where they are and who is growing them in Holland, Pico Bello. MY heart stopped! Have you ever heard a hydrangea bush cal...
By Life Hacker on Jul 17, 2023 in: environment, landscape, gardening
Your hellstrip probably sucks. That strip of land that lies between your front sidewalk and the street is likely not your property, but still your responsibility. Hence the name: hellstrip.Read more...