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Blog Search Search For: 512 Total Post(s) Blogs Page 1 of 35 • 1 2 3 4 5 6 ... 35 Next The Paradox Nearly a full week of fully sunny days finds the lower Piedmont in fall foliage peak this weekend. The big oaks are barely starting to turn, so a nice rustic display should be ensured leading up to Th...more Created By: Jamie Created: Nov 6, 2009 The L2G Garden Curmudgeon When the frost is on the pumpkin... We've been lucky enough not to have a hard freeze yet, so some of my veggies are still producing. The tomato fruits are gone because it's too cold, but ...more Created By: Mark Created: Nov 5, 2009 Lake Myrtle Elementary Adds Color To Their Garden community.learn2grow.com/cmsweet...more Created By: Christina Created: Nov 5, 2009 Last couple of days cleaning up back yard 4 Last couple of days cleaning up back yard 4 Since my house is on the corner my back yard is easily seen, so I have come up with something new to try and make the backyard look a little better. I ha...more Created By: Chris Created: Nov 4, 2009 Last couple of days cleaning up back yard 3 Last couple of days cleaning up back yard 3 Another thing I did which I have really been thinking about an the easiest is adding a flower bed next to the carport on the yard side.Before..."try {par...more Created By: Chris Created: Nov 4, 2009 Last couple of days cleaning up back yard 2 Last couple of days cleaning up back yard 2 I also wanted to make the front look a little better so I extended the front flower bed. It's not complete, I'm just making sure I have it the way I like...more Created By: Chris Created: Nov 4, 2009 Last couple of days cleaning up back yard Last couple of days cleaning up back yard I have taken of this week and I have been doing some things around the house, mainly outside yard wok related.Before (the branches from the pine cut I cut ...more Created By: Chris Created: Nov 4, 2009 DIY Botanical Christmas Cards For the crafty gardener, the Internet can give you a holiday greeting card that's not only beautiful but saves money too. I love using digital botanical images to create my greetings because the...more Created By: Maureen Created: Nov 4, 2009 The fairies danced on the lawn The rainy season ended abruptly and early here in South Florida and the landscape is showing the stress. Some lawns are turning brown and a few trees and shrubs a dropping leaves. But one sign of fall...more Created By: Carol Created: Nov 3, 2009 Gifts from Thrift Store Pots I just set up a new gallery called Windowsill Succulent Inspiration for examples of how small potted succulents make some of the best holiday gifts! This beautiful variegated rosette stan...more Created By: Maureen Created: Nov 2, 2009 5 minute Seasoning Bundles Long before being green was cool, I was creating my holidays from the garden. I detest the hustle of shopping during this busy season and am even more allergic to the inevitable bills th...more Created By: Maureen Created: Nov 2, 2009 Gorgeous Sorbus During my recent trip to Germany I fell in love with the autumnal majesty of the European Mountain Ash, or Rowan (Sorbus aucuparia, www.learn2grow.com/plants/sorbus-aucupar...). Pure gold foliage crea...more Created By: Jessie Keith Created: Nov 2, 2009 El Dia De Los Muertos Day of the Dead Today begins my favorite holiday, not that of Halloween but a three day ritual celebration of the beloved who have passed away. It is a combination of ancient Aztec belief in the afterlife and R...more Created By: Maureen Created: Oct 30, 2009 The Squeaky Wheel... ...gets the grease. Naturally, after a blog posting last Thursday, October 22 complaining about the seeming late arrival of fall foliage splendor, all changed within 48-72 hours. With a clou...more Created By: Jamie Created: Oct 27, 2009 Now that it's Nasty Out Now that it's nasty outside, ie: rain/cold/rain/cold..... What can i do for my now empty garden? I've been collecting yard waste such as leaves/grass, and dumping it on top of garden area, when is t...more Created By: John Created: Oct 26, 2009 Page 1 of 35 • 1 2 3 4 5 6 ... 35 Next	Get Involved Invite Your Friends Search Plants Participate on a Blog Follow Us on Twitter Ask an Expert Take a Course How Does It All Work?Click here to get started. Close Learn About: Registration Photos/Videos Blogs Groups Forums REGISTRATION - This is quick and easy. First, you provide required information such as user name and password. Second, you may tell us about your gardening interests, allowing us to better meet your needs. Be sure to upload a photo that represents you. You can always return to your personal profile later to update your interests, photos, status, etc. PHOTOS & VIDEOS - This is your online photo and video gallery, where you can store and share your albums. Create multiple galleries themed around specific topics. 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