Archive for the ‘Gardening’ Category

Sowing Your Seeds

Sowing Your Seeds
If you’ve already selected seeds for your spring garden, you may be wondering what to do next. The first step is to read the package carefully, since it will note if the seeds are best for direct sowing or starting indoors. A lot of seeds are just fine to direct sow into the ground — these...
February 11th, 2010 | Gardening | Read More

Square-Foot Gardening

Square-Foot Gardening
Would you like to start a garden but don’t  think you have enough space? No problem! “Square-Foot Gardening” is a great way to make the most out of your small space in order to produce some serious produce. Gardener extraordinaire Mel Bartholomew coined the phrase and introduced this...
February 4th, 2010 | Gardening | Read More

The Urban Garden

The Urban Garden
Many of us dream of starting a garden, but if you live in a big city you may be discouraged to try. Planting your own food or simply showing your children how food grows can be both therapeutic and self-sustaining. Today’s Daily Bite will hopefully inspire you to turn that urban backyard into your...
January 28th, 2010 | Gardening | Read More

Gardening Seeds 101

Gardening Seeds 101
Spring is still some time away, but ordering seed in advance will save you the unnecessary stress and hassle of shopping for your garden at the last minute. So let’s spend some time now figuring out what you’d like to plant and how to find the best seeds based on your budget. Order by Catalog By...
January 21st, 2010 | Gardening | Read More

Why We Garden

Why We Garden
To the uninitiated, or perhaps uninterested, gardeners can seem like fussy, badly dressed Earth Mothers and Earth Fathers who rummage around the yard. Well, at least that’s what I probably look like. But in reality, we are all gardeners in a sense – even if we don’t actually go out...
January 14th, 2010 | Gardening | Read More

The Garden Plan

The Garden Plan
Now that it’s January, gardening may be the last thing on your mind. Of course it depends on where you live — while our friends south of the equator enjoy long days and warm temperatures, I can tell you it’s cold here North Carolina. Nonetheless, winter is one of the best times to think...
January 2nd, 2009 | Gardening | Read More