Introducing Two of My Favorite Perennials for Home Gardens: Pictures and Videos Inside! After two years and eight seasons of documentation, I’m thrilled to finally share some stunning images and video of two of my favorite perennials. These plants have earned a top spot on my list for home garden landscapes not only for their vibrant colors but also for their ease of growth.
One of the most important achievements is letting as much light into the 20 foot geodesic bio dome as possible during the winter. In this post I share a video answering questions about light during the winter months.
The gardens and landscape can get very ‘drab’ during the winter months especially when the snow has yet to arrive. In this post I want to share with you some perennials, shrubs and trees that provide color interest. Don’t forget, I am in hardiness zone 5b so it won’t be long and we will be covered with white mulch!
The buds are plenty and ready to open any day. Come check out what is going on today in the dome here in my Ohio
This is my second winter growing indoors in a Hydroponic set up. Honestly one of the best ways to grow a garden in the colder
Over the years one of the most commonly asked question is ‘Do you heat the dome?’. Besides loading the structure with as much mass that will help collect passive heat I do have a backup source. In this VLOG I share a quick review of what is being used in this 20′ Geodesic Bio Dome.
In this post I share a quick video to how I winter over lantana plants in Ohio. You will find images and video on this post. Be sure to scroll down to leave comments and questions.
Take a closer look at the ‘Gardening Under Lights’ hardcover book By Leslie F. Halleck. This publication is the complete guide for indoor growers and one of my all time GO TO books.
Each year I try to add at least a few new spring blooming bulbs to my landscape. One of my favorites to plant is the crocus. In this post I share how I create a welcoming walkway in the lawn with crocus. You will see a video on how I do this and images below.
See first hand what the plant looks like and how this strawberry is producing many plants on the fruit from the seed.
In this post you will find images and video from the Black Tartarian Harvest. This tree stands about 25 feet tall. Using a Grove Manlift the harvest from the top of the tree. Find a few ways the harvest was preserved below.
Today is an amazing day in the garden and kitchen. After putting up about 10 pounds of tomatoes I grew this year I feel accomplished. In this post I want to share some tips on how I successful preserve my tomatoes. You will find links to hot bath canning techniques I use and more.
