By klc November 29, 2014 | Recycled Birdhouses: Cheap, Quick, and Easy You can make a birdhouse in two minutes or less from an empty one-gallon water jug or a discarded flower pot. (439 words - Read the full article) |
By ge1836 November 28, 2014 | A Peek into the "Lasagna Method" I call it the Lasagna Garden. I started it in March 2009, not realizing it needed a year for the newspaper and compost to cure and decompose the sod beneath. This new garden is 35 feet long and 25 feet wide. (90 words - Read the full article) |
By Trish November 27, 2014 | Happy Thanksgiving! To all of our members and visitors: The Whitinger household wishes each of you and yours a wonderful Thanksgiving! (54 words - Read the full article) |
By Dinu November 26, 2014 | Growing Mint in Small Packets I noticed that a mint runner had been caught up in neighbouring foil packets where I was growing extra Gerberas. The one that was in it had grown so well, surpassing the other mint plants in the small patch, so this is what I did. (273 words - Read the full article) |
By jeri11 November 25, 2014 | Briar Removal Easy way to remove briars from a bed with as little pain as possible. |
By Paul2032 November 24, 2014 | A Fall Container for My Porch I love to have a nice container on my porch. Even if I don't have much company, I enjoy it each time I come home. (163 words - Read the full article) |
By NEILMUIR1 November 23, 2014 | Hamamelis virginiana and Other Witch Hazels Hamamelis virginiana is a most remarkable plant native to north America. It is also known as common or American witch hazel. It is always in use as a true medicinal plant and it is a plant of great ornamental beauty. Hamamelis vernalis, or the Ozark Witch Hazel, is native to Central America. Hamamelis ovalis, or Leonard's Witch Hazel, was only found in 2004 and although an American native is new to science. (1,035 words - Read the full article) |
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| What Keppel irises do you have, and what did you add this year? | tveguy3 | Irises forum | 133 |
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Ordered shallots for fall planting. They were huge and healthy.
Wow! If you like the family Burseraceae, you will love their selection of Burseras, Commiphoras, and Boswellias. All are great for bonsai. These are quality plants, most of which are very hard to find. They pack the plants very well. Each shipment is given special care. They sell succulents also, but the miniature trees are the crowning glory of their nursery (just my opinion). Top-notch nursery.
Miles' To Go is owned by Miles Anderson. He has a large selection of cacti, including some crested, variegated, and monstrose cacti. The nursery offers a good variety of succulent plants as well. There are also books for sale, including a book by Miles Anderson himself. (Nice book. It is in my succulent book library.) Among other interesting books, there is one written by Gordon Rowley, which would be a delight for growers of odd growth forms of cacti and succulents. The title is Teratopia - The World of Cristate and Variegated Succulents. Prices are very reasonable, and plants arrive in excellent condition.
What a wonderful company! Joe is great! I won the raffle prize in September from Garden Harvest Supply and the plants were wonderful. Beautiful, full, lush, and healthy. The packing was phenomenal; they were packed to ride. I think they had done this a time or two, lol. Had several emails from Joe, and since they were out of the two plants I won, I was allowed to choose three sages. I was more than pleased. Very nice company. Highly recommend these folks. Great stuff!
We keep growing, because ATP is where all the excitement is these days! Check out these numbers from last week: