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 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 15, 2009
Here is a great way to start a compost pile for your flower garden. Spring is a perfect time to start a compost pile to use as natural mulch for your garden flowers.
by Jeff Dahlberg on April 13, 2009
One of the most enjoyable things about a spring garden can be the butterflies that are attracted by the flowers. Many people plan their flower gardens to attract the highest number of butterflies possible.
by Jeff Dahlberg on April 1, 2009
I just finished our new video gardening web site. It can be found at http://www.bestgardeningvideo.com. It has thousands of gardening how to videos to choose from. Just click a catetory in the right hand column to view the videos you are interested in. It is a great learning tool for gardeners.
by Jeff Dahlberg on February 10, 2009
Below are the links to the articles I have written on Hub Pages about How to Garden Articles for Beginner Flower Gardening.
by Jeff Dahlberg on November 8, 2008
Annual flowers are often used in cut flower gardens because they generally bloom repeatedly all season when the blooms are cut away. There are also some perennials that will keep blooming, however, so a cut flower garden can have plenty of variety in the type of plants it includes.
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by Jeff Dahlberg on November 2, 2008
Turn you flower garden into a butterfly heaven.