my Garden and Greenhouse

December 1, 20230

How to Care for a Live Balled in Burlap Christmas Tree

Getting a live, balled in burlap Christmas tree instead of a cut tree is a great idea, because a live tree will last forever in your yard. S

November 29, 20230

Thanksgiving has come and gone, and several parts of the USA already have snow on the ground. For all practical purposes, winter is here. And while y

November 18, 20230

Gingers are the queen flowers of the plant world. They are the source of wonderous fragrances and possess exquisitely delicate foliage and flower

November 16, 20230

Shamrock Plants, or Oxalis, appear in flower shops around St. Patrick’s Day. These plants have the nickname Shamrock because of their soft, thin,

November 14, 20230

It’s never too early to prepare for the garden season ahead. Having the right tool for the job saves time, reduces the frustration of trying to m

November 12, 20230

When it comes to classical gardening, the type of gardening where it’s you, your garden, and whatever nature throws at you, soil is a considerable co

November 10, 20230

Fungus Gnat Gardeners across America are gearing up for the winter growing season in their greenhouses or scrambling to bring their potted plants

November 8, 20230

It’s November, which means that the last dregs of fall are fading fast. US growers in zones three and four have likely already experienced some f

November 6, 20230

Edible PIneapple Bromeliads belong to the plant family, Bromeliaceae, which encompasses over 2,700 species plus thousands of hybrids. With one exc

November 4, 20230

A recurring theme I hear from those who are truly enthusiastic about the concept of growing their own food indoors is the general vision of an au