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Blog Search Search For: 523 Total Post(s) Blogs Page 3 of 35 • Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 ... 35 Next Staying Healthy the Old Fashioned Way For the past six years, my husband and I have been exploring the medicinal herbs of Nicaragua. Talking to the locals hasn't helped much as the knowledge seems to be lost. There's one fella on local ra...more Created By: Melissa Created: Oct 21, 2009 Celebrating Pumpkins at Longwood Professional pumpkin carving and carving contests are a hot item in the Brandywine River Valley. The influence of events like the Chadds Ford Great Pumpkin Carve (www.chaddsfordhistory.org/events/pcar...more Created By: Jessie Keith Created: Oct 21, 2009 Why Not? My friends tease me always because I do girly stuff now. When I was a teenager, I used to headbang until dawn. I was into music so much then. I like boys stuff like motorcycling, joining a band, socce...more Created By: Adelaide Created: Oct 21, 2009 Ornamental Peppers I keep looking at these ornamental peppers. Does anyone know if they are edible. There are NO labels that say not to, but I see the word ornamental and think that they are just for show. I h...more Created By: Brandy Created: Oct 17, 2009 MUMS the word for fall or is it? Alright, so everyone knows that when it hits late August we see these beautiful mums growing that are just so beautiful you have to take one home from the local hardware store, or the grociery store. ...more Created By: Brandy Created: Oct 17, 2009 Garden Design 'Quick Start Guide' Please visit my garden design blog at www.davidpearling.blogspot.com. I have posted my five key points about designing gardens. I have learned and practiced these concepts for more than 15 years in th...more Created By: David Created: Oct 16, 2009 Garden Design blog Please visit and comment my blog about garden and landscape design. I sold my company after more than 15 years as a garden designer and landscape contractor in the Chicago area. I find that I still lo...more Created By: David Created: Oct 15, 2009 The L2G Garden Curmudgeon Oh deer! Yes, those pesky marauders will be foraging in your garden again this year. Whenever someone asks me what to do about a nasty deer problem in their landscape, I usually repl...more Created By: Mark Created: Oct 15, 2009 Having Fun I want to thank everyone who has sent me comments and mail. Your advice has been wonderful. I am working with my soil and using local plants to enhance my garden. I want to work with...more Created By: Robin Created: Oct 15, 2009 Stella Stella ran into the road in front of our house on Monday and was killed. Our emotions are still really raw, we have grieved in private and grieved together. Last night we talked about how she entered...more Created By: tammie Created: Oct 14, 2009 It's Beer Thirty! When you only have running water every other day, it's important to plan well and work your butt off when you do have it. Today was such a day and Roger and I started early with the sprinkler and seve...more Created By: Melissa Created: Oct 12, 2009 The Gardens by the Side of the Road/ more snow We still have snow coming down today and it is forecast for all week but temps in 50s and 60s by the weekend so maybe we can do fall work then. This is very early for us to have measurable snow a...more Created By: Dot Created: Oct 12, 2009 my gardens I have never done a blog before but thought now is a good time. I am in the middle of planting 550 bulbs and other items for fall. I am excited as well this year will be working in my new greenhouse...more Created By: tammy Created: Oct 12, 2009 The Gardens by the Side of the Road/snow We woke up this morning and found 1/2 inch of snow that is not melting. Our large maple tree has not even completed coloring yet. I have two perennial plants that I bought at sales and need planting. ...more Created By: Dot Created: Oct 10, 2009 Seven son flower One real find at the Arboretum has been seven son flower (Heptacodium miconioides). Everyone tells me it flowers in late summer but our plant was in full bloom May 29, which no-one wh...more Created By: Mark Created: Oct 7, 2009 Page 3 of 35 • Prev 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. 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