A while back I wrote about my favorite “can’t live without them” gardening tools and accessories. On that list were pruners, scissors, garden ribbon or ties, stakes - wooden and bamboo, a hand trowel and a hand cultivator.
Naturally, there are many other tools that I use in the garden from time to time, but those […]
Happy New year everyone! I hope that you all have a fantastic year!
When we thinking of making New Years resolutions it’s usually something about ourselves, such as, to be a better person, to lose weight, to quit smoking and so on, but do we ever resolve to take better care of our gardens? I […]
Organic Gardening Tips
1. Mulch your flower beds and trees with 3″ of organic material - it conserves water, adds humus and nutrients, and discourages weeds. It gives your beds a nice, finished appearance.
2. Mulch acid-loving plants with a thick layer of pine needles each fall. As the needles decompose, they will deposit their acid in […]
You’ve been searching my site, here’s a few answers to your questions:
What do bee balm seeds look like?
I don’t have a good picture of my own Bee Balm seeds, although I do have a photo of a bee balm seed head.
The seeds are very tiny, as shown on this Great site by the SeedCo.uk […]
