by Jeff Dahlberg on August 19, 2009
This is for my twitter followers but whoever gets to the web site first is welcome to the free seeds. What you need to do is put $12 or less worth of seeds in your cart and then enter coupon 55 on the first page of check out. One order per residence. It will let [...]
by Jeff Dahlberg on May 12, 2009
[greenhouse-picture] Having a greenhouse at home is an increasingly common way to nurture plants and to protect them from harsh weather. In many climates, it’s a necessary part of the year’s gardening in order to have a lush garden of flowers.
by Jeff Dahlberg on May 3, 2009
Transplanting seedlings is something that many people do in the springtime to jumpstart their flower gardens. In many climates, the last frost or free comes late in the year
by Jeff Dahlberg on April 28, 2009
Many gardeners start off their spring flower beds by tilling the soil. This is not necessary for all gardens, but there are times that tilling is necessary for successful gardening.
by Jeff Dahlberg on April 21, 2009
A beautiful flower perfect for spring planting is the purple coneflower seeds. This flower is extremely hardy and is resistant to drought.
by Jeff Dahlberg on April 9, 2009
Anyone who is looking for an unusual-looking flower that will attract attention from anyone who sees it should certainly consider the Blanketflower.
by Jeff Dahlberg on January 26, 2009
To plant the zinnia seeds you should find a nice open spot with mostly sun. A little shade in the afternoon won’t hurt. You need average soil to plant the zinnias. The better the soil the bigger they will grow.
by Jeff Dahlberg on January 16, 2009
I found a blog that is written by Stefanie that is documenting her starting flower seeds inside process. Looks like she is doing something right being she has 3 inch tall flowers in just 6 days.