Blogs about: Propagation
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Japanese Aucuba Cutting, Transplanted
After months of growing in a round water-filled bottle, the Japanese aucuba cutting that I transplanted into its own container appears to be taking to its new home. I’d let this cutting’s … more →
Lovely Plantings
Propagating Sage…
Richmond Tan wrote 2 days ago: After having some success of propagating herbs, I decided to try the more difficult ones. Sage is on … more →
Take Root Cuttings
Gardora wrote 2 days ago: Root cuttings can be taken from now: Papaver (perennial poppies), Verbascum (mullein) and Phlox are … more →
500kHz NoV's Extended until 2012
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GW7AAV wrote 1 week ago: Good news for UK radio amateurs experimenting with the 500kHz band. It was announced on Wednesday 16 … more →
So you want to start a kitchen garden – Part II – Seed starting
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geekgardener wrote 1 week ago: This post is a continuation of Part I. This post focuses on seed germination popularly known a … more →
1122 Buddhist Food 4 Thought
Liz Isaacs wrote 1 month ago: Daily Encouragement by Daisaku Ikeda Sunday, November 22, 2009 There is a Russian proverb that says: … more →
The Colorful Coleus: A Truly Wondrous Houseplant - Associated Content - associatedcontent.com
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bfreewithrp wrote 1 month ago: The Colorful Coleus: A Truly Wondrous Houseplant – Associated Content – associatedconten … more →
WSPR - Something to shout about?
GW7AAV wrote 1 month ago: Screen shot of WSPR WSPR (Whisper) stands for ‘Weak Signal Propagation Reporter’ and I … more →
All-America Display Garden at Roger's Farm
Lisa Colburn wrote 1 month ago: Zinnia Marylandica 'Zahara Starlight Rose' I’m already making plans for next year … more →
Swales In Lincolnshire
Deano wrote 1 month ago: Back in August I hosted a get together of friends that I made on my Permaculture Design Course. We h … more →
Success for the mad propagator!!!
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patientgardener wrote 1 month ago: Back at the end of May I posted about the beheading of my Aeonium. The plant had got so ridiculousl … more →
'Ogon' Dawn Redwood
archtrees1 wrote 1 month ago: Ogon Dawn Redwood , November 2009 Metasequoia glyptostroboides’ Ogon’ in Garden – November The stunn … more →
Propagation:- Division.
Jules wrote 1 month ago: Division is a quick and easy way to propagate your favourite plants for filling in gaps in your gard … more →
Perennials in the spotlight:- Bamboos.
Jules wrote 1 month ago: Bamboos. Most species are hardy, but most will grow best if given shelter from cold winds. The are m … more →
"Melody' Hinoki Cypress
archtrees1 wrote 1 month ago: Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Melody' is a slow growing Hinoki cypress that is a worthy addit … more →
All Tucked Up
gardenoflettuce wrote 1 month ago: I don’t know if this winter will be as severe as the last one but I’m not taking any cha … more →
Composting Ideas.
Jules wrote 1 month ago: Composting is a wonderful to recycle, help the environment, and very importantly improve the quality … more →
Perennials in the Spotlight:-Agapanthus.
Jules wrote 1 month ago: Although some species are tender, there are also many that are hardy in the UK. The leaves are strap … more →
Hardwood Cuttings
Gardora wrote 1 month ago: Take hardwood cuttings now: it is an easy method of propagating a range of deciduous climbers, trees … more →
Currently seeking a good opportunity to get back into Gardening.
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Jules wrote 1 month ago: Currently seeking a good opportunity to get back into Gardening. I have many years experience in gar … more →
