The Best Time to Divide Ornamental Grasses – Don’t Miss It!
Hold on, do you have ornamental grasses in your garden? It may be time to divide them then. And you have a great chance to…
Amber Noyes was born and raised in a suburban California town, San Mateo. She holds a master’s degree in horticulture from the University of California as well as a BS in Biology from the University of San Francisco. With experience working on an organic farm, water conservation research, farmers’ markets, and plant nursery, she understands what makes plants thrive and how we can better understand the connection between microclimate and plant health. When she’s not on the land, Amber loves informing people of new ideas/things related to gardening, especially organic gardening, houseplants, and growing plants in a small space.
Hold on, do you have ornamental grasses in your garden? It may be time to divide them then. And you have a great chance to…
Spring has arrived, and if you’re behind on pruning your fruit trees, don’t worry—you’re not alone. While winter is the ideal time to prune your…
Nothing shows your love of Nature more than a wildflower patch in your garden, no matter how small it is! And spring is a great…
I bet you can’t wait to start your vegetable garden as soon as possible in spring… So do I! And I am also looking forward…
Isn’t it freezing outside? Well, if it’s February, it is meant to be. In many parts of the world this is actually the coldest month…
If you think you can grow any plant variety in your garden, think again! You may come back from a nursery with seedlings smiling and…
How do you grow your onions? I bet you buy small bulbs (A.K.A, “sets”) and then you plant them, don’t you? Well, let me tempt…
So, with the months of snow, icy temperatures and short days you have a choice: winter vegetable shopping or winter gardening! Ok, you won’t grow…
Roses are generous, but unforgiving! How many times have you seen these thorny and flowering shrubs suffer, with sick leaves and blooms, dry stems and,…
My first garden in my early 20s proved that I could grow big bountiful tomato plants rife with thick foliage, tons of branches, and promising…