From the ominous snowy landscape outside the Overlook Hotel in “The Shining” to Ned Stark’s stark warning that winter is coming in “Game of Thrones,” pop culture has taught us that winter can be scary, but seasoned Southern California gardeners know best. Here, fall and winter give gardeners a chanceRead More →
From the ominous snowy landscape outside the Overlook Hotel in “The Shining” to Ned Stark’s stark warning that winter is coming in “Game of Thrones,” pop culture has taught us that winter can be scary, but seasoned Southern California gardeners know best. Here, the fall and winter offer gardeners aRead More →
Home improvement chain aims to divert more than 2 million pots of plants and seedlings from landfills as part of a new sustainability program. Miter 10’s jar recycling program, announced Thursday, allows customers to wash and return jars to any of its stores. The pots will then be melted, shreddedRead More →
Reading time: 3 minutes With the decrease in land area, large houses with small garden spaces are becoming commonplace. This means that the scope of landscaping cannot be elaborate – it must be succinct. If you’ve bought a home in a new development area and don’t know how to workRead More →
Take care of your garden We now continue the seasonal focus on garden development, considering the timely installation of new plants as we enter the rainy season (after a long wait). The basics of garden development are the selection and placement of plants. Let’s focus on the placement. Spacing AnRead More →
It’s surprising what you can achieve and how much value you can add to your property with even the most basic tools – from hanging baskets to renovating patio furniture and building a water feature. Hanging baskets • Hanging baskets are a great way to add color to your garden,Read More →
As we are now in the planting season, acquiring and installing new plants in preparation for the bursting of foliage and flowers in the spring, it is time to do some proactive gardening. Responsive gardening, by comparison, involves waiting for local garden centers to release small flowering plants and thenRead More →
Why keep a garden journal? This way, we won’t forget what we planted, where and when. And, more importantly, it helps to celebrate your gardening successes as well as the challenges you have faced during the last gardening season. Fall is a good time to start your garden journal. YouRead More →
As we are now in the planting season, acquiring and installing new plants in preparation for the bursting of foliage and flowers in the spring, it is time to do some proactive gardening. Responsive gardening, by comparison, involves waiting for local garden centers to release small flowering plants and thenRead More →
Take care of your garden Proactive Gardening: We are now in the planting season, acquiring and installing new plants in anticipation of the foliage and flower bursting in the spring. Responsive gardening, by comparison, involves waiting for local garden centers to release small flowering plants and then paying the priceRead More →