November 5, 2024 The owl flew to Rice University in Houston for homecoming last weekend. Under skies threatening to rain, we walked around the beautiful
Hello GPODers! Although we see a variety of gardens here at GPOD, I know that most members of this community are silent participants who choose
If you have a garden, one of the first things you should put down is mulch. Versatile groundcovers not only suppress weeds, reduce soil erosion,
Anyone who has a garden has heard about mulching. It’s one of the building blocks of a healthy garden, and there’s an almost endless variety
The observance of All Saints’ Day dates back to the early centuries of the Christian church. Initially, Christians celebrated martyrs on the anniversary of their
Have a fun November! It is true that most of the tender annuals are gone and some of the tender perennials are showing signs of
I’m sure all gardens are beautiful and look amazing in photos, but there’s something about a garden with so much detail that you can’t help
Just because it’s winter doesn’t mean you have to say goodbye to fresh herbs. In fact, there are several hardy varieties that not only survive
October 28, 2024 Lucinda Hutson happily puts up Day of the Dead decorations, displaying her collection of traditional sugar skulls and skeletons throughout her purple
Happy Monday everyone at GPOD! We have seen some of the great Japanese gardens that Bas Suharto created in Canada (Building a Japanese Garden, Japanese
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