Growing Large Fruit like the Stores Sell

If you want to grow fruit that is a large, plump and juicy as the store bought product, then these tips will help.

Drought Management – Survival In The Dry

Dealing with extended drought conditions can be a daunting affair. Not knowing when a drought will break not only tests farmers, the general community in towns and cities is also affected by subsequent water restrictions and higher food prices.

Heavy Soil or Light Soil – Which is the Best for a Dry Climate Garden?

Choosing the right soil type is particularly relevant to gardening in a dry climate. It can save you water and money.

What to Look for When Buying a Portable Greenhouse

The decrease in size of many properties these days has led to the need for a smaller, more portable greenhouse for recreational gardeners. There are a few things you should keep in mind before purchasing one though.

Herbaceous Flowers – A Practical Approach For the Small Garden Bed

Many home gardeners give up in frustration and let their flower bed go to seed. Here is an approach that may help you get back on track.

Climbing Plants That Could Lower the Value of Your Property

While plants climbing up a wall can be spectacular, be careful that they don’t make YOU climb up the wall instead! Some of the most spectacular garden sights are those of the wall of a house or public building draped in the green of some climbing plant.

Features of Cactus Gardens

Creation of cactus gardens basically involves regional collection of succulents and cacti, which are grouped by specific genera and growth forms. While treading through the cactus garden, an individual would be able to witness dozens of species. Popular groups include the ferocactus, Opuntias, Echinocereus, Mamillaries, agaves and columnar Cacti.

Profitable Market Gardening – Start the Right Way

There’s never been a better time to start market gardening. Learn the right way to start up this exciting and profitable business.

Maintenance-Free Gardening – Is There Such a Thing in the Real Gardening World?

If you want a have a great garden you’ve got to put a lot of work into it. This article puts the idea of low maintenance gardening into perspective.

Why Do I Need to Have a Greenhouse Plan?

With most greenhouses, there are many different varieties of plants and shrubs housed. This means that you should have a good greenhouse plan to maximize the space you have, and assist you in maintaining to these shrubs and plants.

Grow a Bounty of Vegetables This Fall

Here is your fall planting guide of vegetables to include in your garden or cold frame or greenhouse as the season changes. Don’t miss out on one of the best growing seasons of the year!

Rose Growing Climate

The climate has a great influence on the growing of roses, yet people think it is something they cannot alter. Shelter is of prime importance, shelter without shade, or close proximity to trees, and this can be planned in the windiest garden with some forethought.

Water Lilies

As the rose to the flower garden, so is the Water Lily to our lakes and ponds. In the summer stillness of some reed fringed backwater, the crowning note of beauty will be found in a fleet of Lilies moored by hidden cables.

What Makes Patio Heaters Different?

Want to become an expert on patio heaters? Find out what you need to know.

Growing Vegetables On A Small Plot

There are three basic growing techniques that you can use to make the most of your space. These are known as inter cropping, catch cropping and successional sowing. The latter two will mean that you extend the cropping season instead of harvesting your crop all at once.