The weather was fairly nice yesterday (Saturday) here in Ohio. I was out working in the yard and garden Friday and Saturday. We even saw some blue skies and sunshine for a few moments. The grass is looking greener, my daffodils are budding, the pussy willow is looking quite festive, and my rhubarb is peeking […]
You can join millions of others turning off their lights for one hour, March 29th. Our power was out for 2 days after the ice storm earlier this month, we made it through that so one hour should be fun.
5 things to do while the lights are out
1. Talk about ideas you and your […]
Matt Cutts has some beautiful daffodils in Eastern California. Mine are just peaking out of the soil.
Gardening Tips and Ideas offers a plan to go green in the garden. He also offers some tips and ideas to help you on your way.
bloomingwriter talks about what plants are toxic for your cats. I […]
Martha Stewart’s Craft Of The Day newsletter had a really nifty trick in it today for labeling your clay pots. Paint a stripe on the pot with chalkboard paint, then you can label your plants this year, and re-label the pot easily next year. Check out the full article for more information.
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It’s spring flower time! Actually I guess it’s April shower time, and some of you know that better than others with the recent flooding. The showers should bring us some blooming spring flowers in the upcoming weeks.
One of my favorite spring flowers is daffodils. They are so easy to grow, and a great […]
I was browsing through The Food Network earlier tonight, and discovered they have a whole section devoted to eating green. They discuss the criteria for organic, sustainable, natural, and locally grown food. They also discuss hormone free, free range, grass fed, and antibiotic free, and the definitions for those terms. It’s a nifty little guide.
I […]
There’s one more week to send in your gardening requests and get signed up to win $30 cold hard cash! Just leave a comment letting me know what you’d like to see more of here at Mother Earth’s Garden. You can also leave a readers gardening tip on the reader’s tip page (in the comment […]
I hope you have a wonderful Easter! This week we’re going to officially kick off the garden season here at Mother Earth’s garden. You’ve all given me some great suggestions on what you’d like to see here. In the upcoming weeks we’re going to get this garden started.
I’ll be sharing information on gardening how-to’s, gardening […]
I’m celebrating the arrival of Spring this weekend along with my Easter celebration. Here are some great links to others who are celebrating this weekend.
Tree Hugging Family is celebrating with 60 Eco-Friendly Ways to Celebrate Spring, and 10 Ways To A Greener Easter Basket.
bloomingwriter is celebrating Spring with a layer of ice, Ugh! Been there […]
Several blogs in the b5media Lifestyles channel had a flashback to the 80’s over the last couple days. Stroll down memory lane, remember those big hair days, and remember all your favorite movies.
Be reminded of all the things that made you love the 80’s check out the Lifestyles channel 80’s wrap up on the […]
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