GARDENING NEWS
Melbourne teacher Caroline Hewson’s household was hit by COVID-19 in January, when Victoria saw a massive spike in Omicron infections. Key points: Tens of thousands of Australians are likely to suffer long from COVID this year But there is no national data tracking the prevalence… Read More »More Australians are looking for help with long COVID. But we’re not tracking the numbers
Alan Titchmarsh doesn’t like soggy socks, but there are plants that love standing around in the damp all day. I can think of few things more uncomfortable on a daily basis than wet feet. Give me a good pair of wellies and I am happy.… Read More »Alan Titchmarsh: The best plants to grow in a boggy garden
A memorial garden has been established at South Tahoe High School. | Ashleigh Goodwin/Tahoe Daily Tribune SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — After a devastating loss in 2021, South Tahoe High School senior Abel Arce spearheaded a project to produce a memorial garden situated in the… Read More »South Tahoe High student spearheads memorial garden project on campus
By Patricia Drackett Director of the Crosby Arboretum and assistant extension professor of landscape architecture with the Mississippi State University Extension Service. Now that the weather is reaching temperatures of 100 degrees and more, how is your garden doing? We’re keeping a watchful eye on… Read More »Tips for making your gardening a breeze in hot summer temperatures – Picayune Item
Foxes aren’t really termed as pests, but they are wild animals and they can cause untold damage to your property – not to mention pets kept outdoors in hutches. Their very powerful sense of smell is the main contributor that brings them to your garden… Read More »5 scents to naturally repel foxes from your garden for good
A soft breeze plays among hundreds of blossoms, gently diffusing their fragrance. Tended by Amanda Montgomery, the picturesque garden in northern Chesterfield County is home to Hummingbird Flower Companywhich is on a mission to promote the wonders of locally grown flowers. Watching Montgomery working in… Read More »Sunday Story: In Full Flower
A team of AmeriCorps members are spending the summer helping Northwest Arkansas hunger relief organizations provide fresh produce to those in need. Cobblestone Farms, a nonprofit farm in Fayetteville, received an AmeriCorps grant for a team of 11 volunteers to spend 12 weeks working in… Read More »AmeriCorps volunteers helping hunger relief gardens in Northwest Arkansas
A Cornish woman has converted her garden shed into a safe haven for sick, injured and orphaned hedgehogs, rehabilitating them until they’re well enough to be released back into the wild. Tracy Sargent, from Porthleven, does not make a penny from the operation, but she… Read More »Porthleven woman converts her garden shed into a hedgehog rescue center
A GARDENING expert has 10 easy tips for success with raised garden beds and planters. Raised garden beds are elevated structures built to hold plants above ground and if you do it right, they can make gardening a little easier. According to landscape designer Carson… Read More »Gardening tips 2022 updates — Expert reveals 10 easy tricks to raise your garden beds and planters – and what not to do
With latest data from experts showing hay fever affects 49 per cent of people in the UK, experts have been urging sufferers to create an anti-allergy garden in preparation for summer so they can still enjoy being outdoors. Experts at GardenBuildingsDirect.co.uk have come up with… Read More »How to beat hay fever while in the garden this summer