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9 Fabulous Xeriscape Ideas
To start off, let’s give you an idea about what “xeriscaping” means. “Xeros” is a Greek word that means “dry.” Xeriscape landscapes require less irrigation than traditional landscapes and therefore conserve water (and your money!). While especially popular in desert areas like Arizona and other parts of the Southwest, elements of xeriscaping can be incorporated
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10 Bugs You Should LOVE in Your Garden
Before you yell “Ew!” and run away, give some bugs a second look! These 10 bugs are good for your greens, also known as “beneficials,” and can be used in place of harmful pesticides. Check out this list of your greatest allies in the garden:
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10 Plants that Smell Heavenly
Plants bring life to the indoors and out for many reasons, and one great perk for some plants is their wonderful scent. Throw out the bottles of air freshener and bring in some natural goodness with these beauties:
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Unique Herb Garden Ideas
For the beginning gardener, for the apartment gardener, for the I’ve-killed-everything-I’ve-tried-to-grow gardener, HERB gardens are a good way to get that thumb turnin’ green. Like many things in life, sometimes it’s best to start small. Herbs can be grown in a variety of ways, to fit your space and situation. Here are a few great
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Top 30 Gardening Blogs
Looking for some gardening inspiration? Check out these recommended gardening blogs: 1. A Way to Garden 2. Garden Rant 3. Fine Gardening 4. Cold Climate Gardening 5. Garden Therapy 6. Your Small Kitchen Garden 7. An Artist’s Garden 8. How Does Our Garden Grow 9. Garden Delights 10. The Occasional Gardener 11. A Nest for
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Living Fence Plants and Ideas
Think outside the box of wood and cinder block, and beautify your outdoor space by creating a “living fence”: using plants inplace of traditional fencing materials OR adding plants around a fence. Here are some ideas to get you started:
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