Dec
31
Roxy asked:


because the back of my yard looks dead with nothing in it. The previous owners put a veggetable garden in it but I think they decided it was too much work. It’s a bit dry back there and very shadey from all the trees covering the light.

please help me find something to make my backyard a bit more colorful and cheerful to look at!

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fishineasy™ asked:


We have a large garden away from the house but I want to plant a few things close. What would you suggest? Do you have kitchen vegetable garden? What do you plant in your “close to the house” garden?

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agirl02 asked:


I just need the flower tops to lay on the table with starfish.

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Sharon asked:


I use cloth pads and soak them in a bucket of cold water when I’m done. Is it safe to use this water on my vegetable garden? I’ve heard it makes a great fertilizer.
Edit: Wow, I can tell most of you can’t read. I didnt say I’ve been doing it it, I asked if it was safe. Very closed minded people.

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Dec
28
Filed Under (Gardening) by Weekend Gardener
Harvestmeister asked:


ProgressiveGardening.org | A lot of people are surprised that a full sized tomato plant can grow in a small pot without any soil! Carl Anderson of Virginia Hydroponics shows how easy it is to grow fresh cut herbs, tantalizing vegetables, and fabulous flowers, all year long, with hydroponics gardening! This video is brought to by the good folks at ProgressiveGardening.org! …

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