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Happy New Gardening Year !!!
Our Mission: To provide the finest quality home gardening tips, growing
information, trivia and garden resources, from seed starting to growing,
harvesting, storing and eating the flowers, fruits, herbs, and vegetables
of our gardening labor.
The Gardener's Network is the perfect gardening place for you and your plants, the
perfect source on how to grow just about any plant!
Gardening News Flash!!!
Pull out your seeds and starter supplies. Grab your hoe
and garden shovel. Early Sunday morning, February 2, Punxsutawney Phil
emerged from his ground hog hole, and did not see his shadow. In
"groundhog speak", it means an early spring will soon arrive.
This is only the 20th time in the past 124 years, that Punxsutawney Phil
did not see his shadow. Will his prediction prove correct? or, will we
have six or more weeks of winter to go? Only time will tell. As for me,
I won't put away the boots and snow shovel just yet.
A Garden Encyclopedia We strive to provide the most in-depth how to
grow guide sheets and gardening information. While it's cold and snowy outdoors,
learn a few tips and techniques for growing better vegetables, flowers, herbs,
organics, or a favorite heirloom. Our fact sheets will help you to have the
best garden you can grow.
Exciting Times! The annual seed search is well underway. It is indeed
an exciting time for gardeners. As the snow flies outside our windows, we
sit by the fireside and dream of beautiful flowers in full bloom, and a bountiful
garden filled with our favorite veggies. As we progress through the month of
February, we inch closer and closer to the gardening season. In the
meantime, more and more gardeners seek out and buy their favorite seeds, along
with something new to experiment with, to test and expand our gardening skills.
So, what are you waiting for!? Start your search today.
Types of Seeds: The majority of us buy regular garden seeds.
But, there are also Heirloom seeds, Organics seeds, GMO or Non-GMO, and even
Survivor seeds. Should you care? Some of us do, some us don't. Confused!?
Let us remove the confusion for you.
Greenhouse Dreamin' Every gardener dreams of a greenhouse in their
back yard. Winter is the perfect time to dream those dreams. Why settle with
just dreaming? There's a greenhouse for just about every budget.
Gardening Tips for February Find timely gardening tips each month. Grab a garden tip or
two for February. See February
Garden Tips.
Winter Composting Just because there's snow on the ground, and the
temperature is in the teens, it doesn't mean you can't practice garden
composting. Compostable waste should ever go to the waste stream.
Composting
can and should be an every day gardening technique for every gardener.
Learn
winter composting techniques.
Indoor Gardening Avid gardeners just can't keep their hands out of
the dirt. That's where houseplants offer fun and enjoyment, and sometimes
a challenge. Give them a boost with some fertilizer, and a little water.
Then, you can enjoy them all winter long.
Organic gardening is healthy and growing. Perhaps one of the reasons
you grow your own herbs and vegetables is to produce healthier food for you
and your family. Even if you're not an organic gardening purist, there are
a lot of easy to use organic gardening tips to make the food you eat even
healthier for you!
Today's Deep Thought:
"Sow generously, and you will reap
generously."
Arborvitae Trees are on a Deer's Winter
Menu - When food gets scarce, deer turn to Arborvitae, and Cypress shrubs
for survival. They are easily deterred, by long-lasting pest netting.
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For almost 20 years, we published Gardener's Net News(GNN), an online
ezine. We have replaced it this year with our new garden blog. We
encourage you to visit and bookmark our new gardening blog. Feel free to
write us and contribute with comments, news and pictures of your garden.
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