By dave April 25, 2015 | A Week of Celebrating Roses It's Roses Celebration Week, a week we've been looking forward to all year! This week we'll encourage everyone to share their photos, comments and information about roses. Let's open the week with a look at the top cultivars, top comments, most thumbed images, and more! (2,694 words - Read the full article) |
By dave April 24, 2015 | ATP Podcast #87: Dealing with Frost, and Hanging Baskets Inspirations It's a double feature podcast. First Dave shares his tips on dealing with frost, followed by Trish giving her presentation on hanging baskets. If you're not dealing with frost, just skip about 25 minutes in to Trish's great talk about hanging baskets. You'll be inspired! |
By Newyorkrita April 23, 2015 | Grow Eggplants in Pots Heat-loving eggplant thrives in containers. Take advantage of your sunniest location and use containers to grow eggplant. (120 words - Read the full article) |
By pod April 22, 2015 | Grow Your Own Herbs for Mexican Cuisine Some of the herbs commonly used in Mexican cuisine are bay, basil, rosemary, oregano, and sage. Most of us are familiar with these herbs and many grow them in their own herbal gardens. (748 words - Read the full article) |
By Newyorkrita April 21, 2015 | A Favorite Spot by the Pond in Spring Gardens are constantly changing. They need weeding and pruning, but every once in a while for a frozen moment in time, everything looks just perfect. (110 words - Read the full article) |
By Ecograndma April 20, 2015 | Thinking Outside the Box! Re-Purposing Stock Tanks as Raised Garden Beds Do you have limited gardening space? Do you have poor gardening soil? Would you like to limit water use? Is it necessary for you to garden in a seated position or are you tired of stooping over a garden bed? Re-purposing stock tanks as raised garden beds might work for you while avoiding the high cost of labor and materials in traditional construction. (278 words - Read the full article) |
By PAgirl63 April 19, 2015 | 7 Gardening Tips for Spring With springtime here now, here are seven gardening tips that might seem weird, but they actually do work! (228 words - Read the full article) |
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Becoming a Master Gardener | GardenLiz | All Things Gardening forum | 57 |
buying bagged iris'? | BrendaVR | Irises forum | 46 |
And the winners are...! | dave | The April 2015 Not-A-Raffle-Raffle Extravaganza! | 41 |
Season of the NOid's | Henhouse | Irises forum | 40 |
Flourishing! The opposite of Goners! | Misawa77 | Irises forum | 37 |
What is Your Favourite Lily?? would love to hear what people love the most...... | patweppler | Lilies forum | 36 |
There are no words | ge1836 | Irises forum | 32 |
Wish List 2015 | shadytrake | Orchids forum | 29 |
Peacock Ginger: The flowers erupt first?? | karmatree | Tropicals forum | 26 |
It was a pleasure to order. This is the daylily site of Linda Michaels and she simply has a great sense of humor. She also sells on the LA, but I had so many of her own intros on my wish list I just went directly to her website in order to get it done once. They arrived and looked great, especially considering that she managed to get them dug and shipped between cold spells bringing snow. I appreciate that kind of effort. A third of the order ended up being bonus plants. It was a small order, but the bonus did reduce the old wish list a little :).
We keep growing, because ATP is where all the excitement is these days! Check out these numbers from last week: