A garden and greenhouse expert has divulged some pearls of wisdom in a Texas newspaper. Keith Hansen wrote in the Tyler Morning Telegraph that horticulturalists should be starting to think about how to deal with the August heat. He suggested around now is the latest time to be planting tomatoes, as they take around 80 […]
Horticulture enthusiasts in the US are to benefit from getting garden and greenhouse tips on their television. A recent announcement from Retirement Living TV (RLTV) revealed the network is to broadcast the country‘s longest-running show dedicated to plant growing. The Victory Garden will premiere on the channel on Monday August 3rd at 11:00 EDT. A […]
Greenhouse and garden enthusiasts have been told they have a potentially profitable hobby. Writing for ABC Action News, Frugal Village owner Sara Noel explained a number of pastimes can be turned into money-making ventures. She suggested those looking to do so should think about the skills they have and take any local or federal laws […]
Garden and greenhouse enthusiasts should consider the maintenance involved when redesigning their outdoor space, it has been asserted. Writing for the Star Press, Minnetrista horticultural manager Cassie Banning explained beautiful perennial borders can be lovely to behold but difficult to look after. She offered readers a number of hints on how to design a low-maintenance […]
Garden and greenhouse growers in Pennsylvania have been advised on how to deal with infected plants. An article in the Philadelphia Inquirer suggested affected species can be spotted by lesions that appear greasy and a mix between green and brown in colour. It said plants in the garden and greenhouse should be checked on a […]
Garden and greenhouse enthusiasts have been warned to look out for black swallow-wort. The weed can wreak havoc with plants and can take over entire green spaces, an article in the Examiner warned. It said the problem is particularly prevalent in the Boston area and is identified by its dark, oval-shaped leaves and deep-blue, five-petalled […]
Summer in many parts of America means humidity that can be ideal for tropical plants. However, a recent article stated places like Baltimore do not have the year round heat necessary to sustain these varieties without the help of a greenhouse. The piece in the Examiner highlighted a few specimens which should be able to […]
People who like to use their garden and greenhouse space to grow food have been given advice on cultivating in containers. The Poughkeepsie Journal suggested potting soil mixes are more useful for this type of horticulture than normal kinds as it is less likely to dry out. Gardeners should use rotted vegetable scraps, trimmings and […]
Five questions for strong healthy growth What do gardeners really want? Recently, I conducted an unscientific two-day sampling of homeowners’ gardening questions. The most common concerns were about how to help ailing plants. I spent an enjoyable weekend, volunteering in the “Ask An Expert” booth at the Sunset Celebration, a hoopla of all things great […]
Garden and greenhouse enthusiasts are being invited to try a new portal focused on growing small trees. Learning2Bonsai.com is still being beta tested, but aims to educate horticulture fans on the art form. Users are able to share photos and tips to help each other develop their passion, explained BonsaiOutlet.com principal Ashley Carrier. “Membership is […]
Garden and greenhouse growers have been informed they can use fruit and vegetables to help design the landscape of their green space. A recent article in the Examiner pointed out having an open mind in terms of what and where you grow can harvest pleasant results. “In the garden, fruits and vegetables do not have […]
Garden and greenhouse enthusiasts have been given a number of tips to keep them from sweating too much this summer. A number of tasks can be done differently or put off to cooler times, according to the Examiner. One hint is to leave spent blooms on perennials as they are generally not unattractive and can […]
