Learn to Garden: Different topics are covered each Thursday at Gardening with ... - Columbus Ledger-Enquirer

Columbus Ledger-Enquirer

Learn to Garden: Different topics are covered each Thursday at Gardening with ... Columbus Ledger-Enquirer By ROBIN TRIMARCHI - rtrimarchi@ledger-enquirer.com With winter vegetables in full harvest and the blossoms of spring right around the corner, there's plenty for gardeners to do. It's the ideal time to prune, plan and prepare the yard for the coming ...

Green Thumb: 'Yard' work too tame for HGTV, ex-host says - Memphis Commercial Appeal

Green Thumb: 'Yard' work too tame for HGTV, ex-host says Memphis Commercial Appeal By Christine Arpe Gang Since his HGTV show “Gardening by the Yard” was canceled in 2009, Paul James says he has enjoyed gardening off camera. Did someone take the "G" out of HGTV? It seems like the network is all mostly about buying and selling real ... and more »

Columbus Botanical Gardens hosts two hands-on workshops - Columbus Ledger-Enquirer

Columbus Botanical Gardens hosts two hands-on workshops Columbus Ledger-Enquirer By ROBIN TRIMARCHI - rtrimarchi@ledger-enquirer.com Sharpen those shears and ready the trimmers, it's time to get the yard in shape for spring. The Columbus Botanical Gardens is offering two hands-on workshops in February to help gardeners get their ...

Gardening heroes - Auckland stuff.co.nz

Auckland stuff.co.nz

Gardening heroes Auckland stuff.co.nz DRAGON TREE: Mt Eden stained glass designer Suzanne Johnson tidies up her Dracaena Draco feature tree which adorns her front yard. COLOURFUL VIEW: The stained glass workshop where Ms Johnson and Mr Hanly work will also be open for members of the public ...

Diggin In: 'Eat Your Yard!' - MiamiHerald.com

Diggin In: 'Eat Your Yard!' MiamiHerald.com By KATHY VAN MULLEKOM Author and North Carolina gardener Nan Chase writes about her passion - edibles you grow and eat. Her book, "Eat Your Yard! Edible trees, shrubs, vines, herbs and flowers for your landscape," encourages you to pick plants for ... and more »