Direct Seeding

Unless you live in an area where summers are really short, you're better off sowing some types of vegetables directly in a garden.

DIY, Gardening, Produce, VideoJohn MorganMay 18, 2017seed, sowing, rows, Gardening, vegetables

Every Landscape Starts with a Good Foundation

Maybe you have a new house with no landscaping, or perhaps you are looking to rejuvenate your aging landscape. You need plants that make your home look welcoming, take the curb appeal up a level, and tie the house to the surrounding landscape. You need a good foundation. In fact, that’s what these plantings are called – “foundation beds”.

Landscaping, Project, Spring, Summer, Winter, Fall, Gardening, DIYJohn MorganFebruary 15, 2017foundation, landscape, dwarf shrub, shrubs, beds

The Florida Weave

The Florida Weave. Is it the latest dance craze sweeping Miami? Umm no. It is a surprisingly simple way to tie up tomatoes.

DIY, Gardening, Plant Care, VideoJohn MorganJune 9, 2016florida weave, trellis, tomato, tomatoes

10 Tasks to Get Your Home Ready for Winter

Winter is just around the corner so here are 10 tasks that can be done now before it gets too cold.

Fall, Winter, Lawn Care, Landscaping, DIYJohn MorganNovember 5, 2015home improvement, fall, diy

Preparing Your Garden's Soil

March is the month that gardeners become eager to start planting. You can dig up and work your soil as soon as it is dry enough. With sandy soils you can start whenever you like, but test clay or silty soil to see if it is dry enough.

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