I’ve had a lucky bamboo plant for about two years. When I first purchased the plant a couple years ago, it was just a couple short stubby stems. Its grown about a foot per year, and it’s now about two feet tall. I’ve never transplanted it from its original container.
Lucky Bamboo is actually in the […]
I showed you my before photo on Sunday, now here’s the after. I finally sorted through my seed “collection” and threw out anything not labeled, or more than a couple years old.
After the seeds were sorted I put them in a plastic container to keep the moisture out. I was going to label them alphabetically, […]
As promised here is the second part of the best of Mother Earth’s garden. I tried to pick the posts I would most want to read if I was just visiting the blog. I also looked at posts that are still receiving search traffic, and posts popular with comments.
I hope you enjoy the results for […]
Attracting birds to your garden is not too difficult. If you have a variety of plants in your garden you are probably well on your way to creating a habitat suitable for the many birds who live in your area.
There are three things you need to nurture the birds living in your garden. You will […]
I haven’t been at Mother Earth’s Garden for all of 2007, but I have taken a look at most of the posts made this year. I just wanted to post a summary of some of the more popular posts from the last twelve months.
I picked one or 2 posts from each month, based on reader […]
Merry Christmas from Mother Earth’s Garden. I hope everyone has a Merry Christmas, and a wonderful holiday!
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We just passed the winter solstice. The one day of the year with the longest night, and shortest day. I think this is a cause for celebration.
The winter solstice means the days will now begin getting longer. As the days get longer, I get closer to being in my garden again.
As soon as the new […]
This is my seed box. It would probably make Julie over at DeclutterIt shake her head. I think I have seeds in there from the last 10 years.
I have seeds I was given, seeds I saved from my garden, seeds I swapped with others, and seeds I’ve purchased all thrown in that cardboard box.
My mission […]
I found out today I’m a total garden geek (OK, so I already knew that, or at least I knew I was a geek). May Dreams Garden has posted a little test to see if your a garden geek (the Christmas edition).
I took the test, and had to answer yes to several questions proving my […]
I love to wrap my packages in garden or nature themed or inspired wrapping paper when I can find it. I’ve also been known to use a brown paper bag and decorate it with rubber stamps, or leaf rubbings.
I’m always on the lookout for nature related gift tags to put on my packages. Sometimes I […]
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