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Blog Search Search For: 523 Total Post(s) Blogs Page 1 of 35 • 1 2 3 4 5 6 ... 35 Next My First Roses Photography Books Published! Hi Garden Friends! I am very happy to say that I have finally gotten two little books of my rose photography published! Volume 1 has 22 pages of my rose photography and volume 2 even more. My next boo...more Created By: Stan Created: Nov 19, 2009 Harvest Onion Pie Harvest Onion Pie There are two variations of this savory pie, one with butternut squash and one without. This is the basic, unadulterated version and it’s absolutely delicious—perfect fo...more Created By: Jessie Keith Created: Nov 18, 2009 The Gardens by the Side of the Road/Thankful I thought Carol had such a good idea writing about being thankful and I thought maybe I could write a little about being thankful but cannot write a poem. I am thankful for variety: Peo...more Created By: Dot Created: Nov 17, 2009 Learn Gardening through Nintendo DS Lite I must admit I am a hardcore gamer playing everything from handhelds to shared consoles. One of my favorites is Nintendo's DS Lite. I like their educational and application-type games preferably Majes...more Created By: Hyacinth Created: Nov 17, 2009 I give thanks for all things green Green is a relaxing color and nature provides it in many shades and textures. This driveway surrounded by a myriad of greens is a sure sign you are home. I give thanks for all things green ...more Created By: Carol Created: Nov 16, 2009 Nasty Scale Surprise Scale grosses me out more than any other insect pest, so I was more than displeased when I discovered a species of scale that's NOT supposed exist this far north. This morning I found several unpleasa...more Created By: Jessie Keith Created: Nov 16, 2009 Grow Winter Radishes Where winters are mild, radishes are a quick, easy veggie crop to plant. Most cultivars yield crunchy roots in 35 to 45 days, so they are fast producers too. Yields are best when plants are grown in f...more Created By: Jessie Keith Created: Nov 11, 2009 Crabapple identification I am hoping to identify a crabapple tree that was incorrectly labeled at the nursery. The tree has smooth, silver grey bark, produces white flowers and 2" yellow green apples. Can anyone s...more Created By: Patrice Created: Nov 10, 2009 Spitzkohl, Spitzkraut, Filderkraut or Funky Pointy Cabbage This is a cabbage with attitude. The huge, funky heads of spitzkohl are drawn up to sharp points, making them look like huge teardrops, commas or coneheads. This unusual German heirloom is just maki...more Created By: Jessie Keith Created: Nov 9, 2009 TheGarden by the Side of the Road/ More Fall Activities This weekend the rifle deer hunting season began. My husband used to hunt and many years, while the children were small, most of the meat in the freezer was wild meat as deer, goose, duck, grouse, and...more Created By: Dot Created: Nov 8, 2009 Front 'Greeting Pad' and Quick & Easy Stone Patio Please visit my blog, www.davidpearling.blogspot.com. I have posted ideas for you for some outdoor rooms that I hope you find helpful. One is for a stone patio that uses natural stepping stones that...more Created By: David Created: Nov 7, 2009 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 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. You can choose to create photo galleries in your personal profile or as a member within a group. 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