I would definitely agree that covering the grass is the best way to go about getting rid of grass without having to worry about any negative...
I agree with pricklypear I like to freeze them in ice cubes, that last much longer and all you have to do is thaw it when you're ready to use it....
I was just rereading through these posts and I noticed the one that said it's possible to grow beets this way too, how would you go about that?...
We started several herbs, some tomatoes, hot peppers, and lettuce and most of them are starting to get their true leaves. Good luck with yours!...
Well we started the lettuce and I'm glad to hear they like to germinate in the cold because we didn't have power for four days which meant no heat...
I've never purposely grown raspberries but my last house has wild blackberries all over the property and they were quite invasive, they had grown...
I love the greenish yellow and brown speckled one, it's very beautiful. I've never been good with orchids so I wish you luck, it never hurts to...
I would disagree, spider plants take so much less work to keep healthy so if anything I'm guessing they are a good luck charm for the novice...
When I worked in a Flower Shop a few years ago we had both the all green type and the one you have posted, it seemed that the variegated type...
wow sounds just like a pineapple....i was thinking from seeds but I'll have to give that a try too, thanks for all the suggestions guys.
My sage is still very small and only has it's first set of true leaves. Today while transplanting them I noticed that the leaves have curled...
I talked to my mother and apparently they were a hybrid that a local greenhouse was experimenting with, not sure of the name.
I heard today that you can grow lettuce indoors, since the theme or my gardening lately has been indoor I thought that I might give it a try. Has...
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