About Bromeliads Growing in Home Gardens
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In this post I share a bromeliads I recently brought home to try for the first time. I am excited to share a short presentation
In this post I share a bromeliads I recently brought home to try for the first time. I am excited to share a short presentation
Join me as we chat about Summerific Perennial Hibiscus in the Home Garden. In this post find out why these are at the top of
Everything about the 20-foot geodesic biodome greenhouse is AMAZING! In today’s post, I share a growing update featuring summer and citrus growing. After leaving for
Celebrating Spring in the garden the perfect way – by starting seeds with my little helper. Each year I am anxious to start seeds. It
In this post, I share a fun video from the geodesic dome garden in the hot summer dry months. You’ll love the highlights and of
Updated on August 2020 Sweet Potatoes and Peanuts Growing in Containers In this post, I’m sharing the first container vegetable garden filled with my favorite
One of the most delightful plants to nurture is the Begonia grown from tubers. With a plethora of Begonia types to brighten up both your
Herbs are one of my favorite plants to grow year-round. In this post, I will share highlights from my first-ever SPACES session on X (formerly Twitter). During the Thursday 2 o’clock #herbchat, I showcased my indoor herb garden, and I’ll provide tips and tricks to help you start your herb garden.
This post is to showcase the beautiful Hellebore ( “Christmas rose” and “Lenten rose”) plants that grow in my shade garden. In this post you’ll
In this post I am sharing the new home garden tomato varieties I started from seed this year. You will find an update later in
Breath… and just take it all in! Nature is a wonderful place to clear your mind and be inspired. In this post, I share an early June in Northwest Ohio Garden Walk. In addition to the vlog feature you will see up-close images of my favorite shrubs and plants.
In this post I share some of the benefits of hydroponic Gardening. This post is loaded with resources I’ve found useful over the years. I