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| It's too soon to plant warm-season crops. Here's what you should do in your garden instead. The end of March is still too early to plant seeds of warm-season crops such as beans, squash or tomatoes outdoors, but you can jump-start your spring by starting seeds of tender plants indoors for setting out in mid May when all danger of frost has passed. This is a good week to fertilize the lawn if you ...
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| Home & Garden: Darrell Blackwelder: Tips to make gardening less strenuous Over exertion and soreness take much of the pleasure out of spring gardening. Below are a few tips that may make gardening efforts less painful. Take time to stretch before strenuous work. Athletes stretch and warm up before entering their field of battle. Home gardeners should do likewise when ...
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| Blundering Gardener: Carpentry-impaired? Try these tips for building a patio Planning a major landscaping project this summer? Any chance a brick terrace or patio is involved? Doing the work yourself? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, then read on. I came across some fabulous tips in The Family Handyman magazine, a publication for which I was briefly the ...
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| Monumental milestone: Edmonton Home + Garden Show celebrates 50th anniversary Edmonton's Home + Garden Show, running this weekend at the Edmonton Expo Centre, is celebrating its 50th golden anniversary edition, and ... Landscape design expert Carson Arthur is one of the headliners at the 2018 Edmonton Home + Garden Show, where he will share tips and tricks to help ...
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| Food security an issue in Kodiak Earlier this month, Short gave a presentation at Kodiak Public Library, offering tips on growing plants in Kodiak. The nearly 30 people in attendance ranged from a few who were right at the beginning of their gardening practices to a group that manages a local food co-op. "It is about food security ...
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| Hand Pollinating your Garden (Hardie Grant, 2018) by Mat Pember and Dillon Seitchik-Reardon goes through every fruit and veggie you can think of, giving you the best tips on growing each, as well as the different buggies and diseases that may be coming after your garden. In the following excerpt, they explain how to hand ...
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| Home & Garden: Choosing a lawn maintenance company ... lawn care, total lawn care and full lawn and landscaping services (landscape gardeners). Whether it's the kid up the street mowing a few days a month or a full-service company, homeowners need to make sure they have a plan. Below are a few tips in selecting a lawn care company to suit your needs.
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| Mild, dry winter means fewer spring flowers After all, having a bevy of these creatures bee-bopping about while you're out Diggin' In is so worth your effort! Have a good week! Need tips on growing your garden? Tracey Fitzgibbon is a certified nurseryman. Send your garden-related questions to Digging In, Albuquerque Journal, P.O. Drawer J, ...
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| What's on TV: Friday, March 30 Sophie Thomson meets with Beverley Manthey of Basketing South Australia, who shows us how to make our own egg-collecting baskets using materials gathered in the garden, while Millie gives tips on how to grow your own chocolate. More memorably, in a pretty fancy display of special effects pitched ...
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| Time to ditch the PG tips in favour of 'craft' tea? This particular tea was picked from the Privithi Garden, Assam, India; "second flush" refers to the harvest between May and June: the first is in March. Second-flush teas are prized for their more mature taste profile, and this one leads with florals, preceding a fruited sweetness offset by robust malt.
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