I really hope as many of you respond to this request as possible because I am downright anxious to know. This is not a compliment fishing expedition, but a discovery quest. I would like to know who you most like to read in the garden blogging world. Just your personal preference and what basically draws […]
Interesting Facts for Gardeners
Why Are Barns Red? Ever Wonder?
I love the red barns of the countryside in may part of the USA. Many of them are faded with vestiges of the once bright exteriors that they must have boasted. I often wondered why that particular color was used so ubiquitously. Especially, after seeing barns of other colors, for example the charcoal of Kentucky […]
Ames True Temper Re-Announces Recall of Wheelbarrows
Ames True Temper Re-Announces Recall of Wheelbarrows In the interest of consumer safety, I was asked ( in an email) to post this url. I think a Sunday is a good day to do a good turn. Info from the company will further help you to know whether your whellbarrow might cause you problems. Wheelbarrows […]
Immigration Policies, Horticulturally Speaking
I recently read that there is an oak blight newly introduced to the East Coast in addition to the ash tree crisis of the Emerald borer. This is an oak wilt that is caused by a fungus under the bark. It grows until suddenly the entire tree is killed. At least that is the gist […]
