Write a review about the garden
nourishfloustg
December 17, 2024
Every fall, I like to take the time to write down everything that went well and didn’t work in my garden. I call it “Garden
Tag: Garden
Amazon’s best Black Friday deals for your home and garden
nourishfloustg
November 25, 2024
I don’t know how this month went by so quickly, but Black Friday is coming this week! (Our family just celebrated earlier this year and
How to sew an easy garden apron (free pattern)
nourishfloustg
November 24, 2024
This comfortable garden apron is an easy sewing project, perfect for beginners. It requires minimal fabric, can be sewn in an afternoon, and includes a
November in the cold but colorful cherry garden
nourishfloustg
November 20, 2024
Hello GPODers! A few weeks ago, at the beginning of August and the end of summer, we had the pleasure of visiting Cherry Ong’s beautiful
Row covers: what to use in the garden and why
nourishfloustg
November 15, 2024
If you’ve ever looked into season-extending options to help grow in early spring, mid-summer, and into winter, you know that row covers are the key
Wendy’s Fall Garden in the Okanagan Valley
nourishfloustg
November 13, 2024
Hello GPODers! Last week, I received an inspiring post from Cleo in Washington, a long-time GPOD reader but first-time contributor (at Clo’s Back Garden, late
Cold-tolerant cacti and more in plant manager Kelly Grammons’ garden
nourishfloustg
November 12, 2024
November 12, 2024 While visiting Denver this fall, I found Colorado gardeners to be warm and generous in sharing their work, and eager to share
Late October at Cleo’s Back Garden
nourishfloustg
November 5, 2024
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
How to effectively use mulch in your garden (and when not to use it)
nourishfloustg
November 3, 2024
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,
The 4 Ps: What to do in your garden in November
nourishfloustg
November 1, 2024
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
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