News from Telegraph.co.uk: Richard Reynolds has just completed something of a marathon guerrilla-gardening spruce based around Elephant and Castle, of which both the Guerrilla Lavender Field (Westminster Bridge Road, SE1 junction with St George’s Road) and St George’s Circus (SE1) are the largest and most spectacular, while the “pimped” pavements of London Road (10 tree [...]
News from Crossville Chronicle: CROSSVILLE — Careful selection of perennials for both hardiness and desirable ornamental characteristics is the first step to making your yard a showplace. Of course, you don’t just put perennials in the ground and forget them. Some of the maintenance perennials require differs from that needed for annuals and biennials because [...]
News from Newsolio: Ralph Waldo Emerson said, “The Earth laughs in flowers.” Any gardener who has known the joy of working with these bright, aromatic blessings of nature recognizes the truth of Emerson’s words. In this guide we want to help you get your next flower garden off to a great start, so the earth [...]
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News from Patch.com: In the Southern California garden, January is the month of opportunity. We average about 3 inches of rain in January, leaving lots of opportunity to go out and play in the garden. Now is the time to plant everything from barefoot trees to plum and apple trees to cool-weather flowers such as [...]
News from The Journal News | LoHud.com: It’s finally that time of year when all good gardeners can relax on a weekend morning and curl up with a good novel or perhaps a stack of gardening magazines. Winter is also a good time of year to attend lectures by nationally recognized horticulturalists and garden designers [...]
News from Yakima Herald-Republic: McLain: Organic, edible trends growing in gardening By Jim McLainFor the Yakima Herald-Republic Trends in gardening have always been with us. In Victorian times, formal gardens were all the rage. Great sweeps of annuals filled over-sized flowerbeds — many with the same kind of flower and the same color. Rigid rules [...]
News from Kansas City Star: As far as gardening goes, I’m about as amateur as they come. I know that spring is a prime time for plants, but I’ve also heard that a lot of gardening needs to be done in the fall. To understand exactly what needs to be done now, I sought out [...]
News from Anniston Star:Although it is finally fall and nearing winter, it doesn’t hurt to think ahead and plan for spring. One of the first signs of spring is the flowers that develop and bloom from bulbs. The term “bulb” is used to describe any underground structure that carries a plant through dormancy and contains [...]
News from Daily Mail: Last updated at 5:04 PM on 5th July 2011 For the first attendees of this year’s Hampton Court Palace Flower Show, the sight of a few scantily clad models – wearing little more than a few blooms – was perhaps not what they were expecting from what is being billed as [...]
