"Gardening" Blogs & Blog Posts

Celtic ShamanCeltic Shaman

This blog is about my life and work as a writer, artisit, biodynamic garden...

 
The School Vegetable PatchThe School Vegetable Patch

Information advice and resources for anyone who gardens withs chool childre...

 
The Far North GardenThe Far North Garden

Gardening and edible landscaping in cold climates.

 
Barefoot MahalaBarefoot Mahala

Writing about my life and interests. I'm a mother, a teacher, self-em...

 
Garden Design GuruGarden Design Guru

Thoughts from the Principal of the Oxford College of Garden Design

 
Elli Moody - IllustrationElli Moody - Illustration

Illustration, design, family, life - this blog follows the isnpiration behi...

 
PentimentoPentimento

Personal family friendly blog with ideas, opinions, insight...whatever.

 


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The best garden shovels, spades, and trowels will easily break through tough soil, gravel, and more to see your landscaping project to completion.

The best soil meter can read moisture levels, measure soil pH, and help you monitor the health and conditions of your favorite plants.

Snails, while charming, can be unwelcome guests in your garden, particularly when they're eyeing your precious tomato plants as their next meal. But before you reach for harsh chemicals like Corry's Slug and Snail Death, consider a more innovative, s...

A quality sprinkler keeps the lawn green and helps flowers blossom. Here are five favorites based on durability, water distribution, and ease of use.

More young families are drawn to living self-sufficiently on a homestead. It's a way to find peace in nature and control the uncontrollable.

Weird Universe introduces us to gardening enthusiast and toy designer Richard Tweddell III of Cincinnati, Ohio who, in 1987, patented a method to grow squash, cucumbers, and other fruit in the shape of faces and other objects. "A clear two-piece...

USDA unveils its new plant zone hardiness map. Half of the country has moved up to a warmer half zone, the United States Department of Agriculture said.