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Spring's in the air, so let's get into the gardens
Helpers nurture seedlings at Rothamsted Research in advance of Markyate plant sale in aid of Hospice of St Francis, May 2013 Spring is here and it's time to get out and about - and if you like nothing more than having a nose around somebody else's glorious garden, there are some dates for your diary on the horizon.
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Home-cooked tomatoes sweet as home-grown
If you're like me, you're counting the days until the first red, ripe tomato appears in the garden or at the farmer's market.
Why many homes in 'Tornado Alley' don't have a basement
Soil scientists talk about bentonite, illite, montmorillinite, chlorite, kaolinite and vermiculite.
Wellington charity SeeAbility wins Chelsea Flower Show medal
Its imaginative 'sight loss' garden, designed by Darren Hawkes, was created to encourage show visitors and TV viewers to consider the impact of sight loss and included landscaping and planting to represent four specific sight conditions.
Don't lose 'patiens' with gardening
Home gardeners making out their shopping list of annuals to plant should beware of a disease that is inflicting the always-popular impatiens, a Purdue Extension plant disease specialist says.
Grant awarded for Swansboro community garden
The Swansboro Parks and Recreation Department has been awarded a $3,000 grant from Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina as part of the Nourishing North Carolina initiative.
The Golden Door launches exclusive dual-purpose sunscreen for face and body
The Golden Door, in Escondido, California is one of the most exclusive and well known spas in the world.
Civic chiefs insist felled tree at centre of controversy was not protected
CIVIC bosses have confirmed that an ash tree which was cut down in Winchester city centre did not have a tree preservation order on it.
Blooming brilliant news for local garden designer
Garden designer, Leonie Cornelius from Fivemilebourne, Co. Leitrim will be designing a show garden for the prestigious national gardening show Bloom In The Park.
If you have a gardening question, email Glenys at glenyswoollard@clear.net.nz
It's manufactured from the olive-like fruit and seeds of a tropical evergreen tree native to India.
Lowe's 1Q profit rises, but results miss Street
Lowe's first-quarter net income rose almost 3 percent, even as a wet and cool spring dampened sales of gardening products.
Master Gardeners partner with Habitat for Humanity
Shoppers at Habitat for Humanity ReStore were treated to a demonstration on creative container gardening recently sponsored by the Master Gardeners Group of Gaston County.
I approached Mulenga Harangua from behind as he stood in the lot next to the charred hulk of the "Obstruction of Justice House" at Detroit's Heidelberg Project.
Glorious gardens and fabulous flowers are the very essence of summer and you can find them in abundance at Gardening Scotland 2013.
Hoboken Historical Museum's 16th Annual Secret Garden Tour June 2, 2013
Here is the latest installment of The Hoboken Museum's Secret Garden Tour where Hobokenites and visitors can keep up with the Joneses by touring some of Hoboken's finest private garden spaces Behind Hoboken's brownstones and former factory faA ades is a world of lush gardens and unusual courtyard spaces, as diverse as the city's residents.
Downtowners plot gardening in core - but not in planters
The city is gathering public feedback through an online survey - found at guelph.ca/communitygardens - to determine if there are any concerns about the proposed downtown site and a second site proposed in the city's north end at Dakota Park.
Rain did not dampen our spirits
Despite the blustery showers green-fingered enthusiasts turned up in their droves to the first national gardening show of the year.
Gardening with Joshua Siskin: Agave, asparagus botanically related
Have you ever noticed how the emerging flower stalk of an agave resembles an asparagus spear? It turns out that both agave and asparagus are in the same botanical family .
Thyme travelling garden wins prizes
About 50 prisoners, their children and staff from the Tardebigge based prison designed and built the out-of-this-world garden for the Royal Horticultural Society Malvern Spring Gardening Show.
Retired Whitmire Community teacher Susan Lawson, who is also a candidate to become a Master Gardener, shared her expertise with fourth-grade students to help prepare them for PASS testing.