Rose Types
Planning a rose garden may seem like an overwhelming task. Simply visiting your local garden center may both inspire and intimidate you. With so many varieties, sizes and colors to choose from,...
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The term “organic” seems to be everywhere these days, from the vegetables in the produce aisle to the cereal we eat in the morning. There are many definitions and ideas about what truly makes something organ...
By: Joe Dively
Contrary to popular opinion, rose gardens are relatively simple to start and maintain. Rose plants are hardy perennials, many of them surviving with little or no human intervention, growing wild. Getting you...
By: Joe Dively
Although roses have a reputation of being difficult to grow and keep, rose gardening is actually very simple and rewarding. With careful planning and good maintenance, you can enjoy a beautiful blooming garden that your...
By: Joe Dively
Gardening doesn't have to be a pain in the neck, back, knees or hips for the millions of Americans who suffer from arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis or other painful disabilities.
A workshop about successful vegetable gardening will be offered at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 20 at Lazy 5 Regional Park in Sparks, 7100 Pyramid Highway. Master Gardener Randy Robison will present the session. He...
Olivette will hold a series of free "Green Thumb" gardening lectures in February and March.
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First bloom starts around April 15th and continues right up to the start of pruning on January 2nd.
