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Get the most out of nature and enjoy a garden that is free of pesticides and synthetic fertilizers.
These days, many things come organically. We often hear of organic produce, organic meats and organic health and beauty products. Perhaps the best way to go organic, however, is in your garden. Pesticides, fungicides and herbicides can severely [...]
Plant spring blooming bulbs in the fall for beautiful garden displays. Most hardy bulbs need a cooling period, so they should be planted in the ground before the ground freezes solid or, in areas where the ground does not freeze (the South, primarily), the bulbs need to be chilled. Here are some pointers for planting [...]
[continue reading...]If there’s one type of vegetable gardening everyone likes to participate in, it is tomato gardening. Store-bought tomatoes don’t taste nearly as good as those you can grow in your own garden. Tomatoes are, in their native region, a vigorous vine. Even hybrid tomatoes will grow quickly, producing lots of fruit. They are, despite their [...]
[continue reading...]Some people refer to a lawn as the picture frame for landscaping designs. A beautiful lawn will showcase a beautiful landscape in the best possible light. When you spend a lot of time creating the healthiest lawn possible, you will want to adorn the lawn with well-tended landscape beds. There are some key design principles [...]
[continue reading...]Playing group sports, backyard picnics, sensational shrubs and gorgeous flower gardens—these are all components to consider in planning your lawn’s landscaping and gardening blueprint. Your lawn needs to be designed with many activities and concerns factored in. These landscaping and gardening questions should include the following:
Once you have given careful consideration to these questions, you are ready to create a plan for landscaping and gardening. Begin by using tracing paper or a photocopy of your lawn (an aerial shot is great, and may be found using Google earth.) to designate areas of your lawn for specific needs—picnic area, children’s play area, flower gardens, etc.. As part of the design plan be sure to consider watering options such as sprinklers, as well as additional features like paths, privacy, and preventing water runoff on sloped areas by building a retaining wall.
As you design your landscaping and gardening plan, you will be amazed at the possibilities your yard contains. So, take your time and plan, prepare and pursue your yard’s full potential.
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