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http://www.sugarloving.com/1575259My dogs
My first dog was a bedlington terrier named Archibald. i got him for my fourth birthday and after 20 years he passed away. I was blown away.
A Girl Can Dream, Right?
I may not be dripping in diamonds today, but I've still got dreams, okay? So that's why I started this group . .
Ginger Glass: Garden Art: A work completed
With Pluckin' Joyful now complete, I've begun the process of translating Ginger Glass from digital illustration to traditional media. Once completed she will be the queen of The Slate Garden Gallery, providing a visual bridge between her sisters, The Farmer's Wife [patio privacy screen] and Pluckin' Joyful.
As is usual, I am working from sketches and digital mock-ups.
Charlie Brandts, White House carpenter turned beekeeper
A new type of visitor came to the National Mall this year, flitting past monuments and museums in favor of trees, flowers and plants. But this wasn’t just some horticultural tour; no, this was work. Each day they were abuzz, gathering and pollinating before returning home to modest quarters with tremendous security near Lafayette Park.
My container Garden
Well, I'm not sure how it's going to turn out, but so far so good. I saw a container garden in Simple magazine so of course I wanted to do it. It's herbs and stuff in galvanized tubs.
Sesame Street still Big Bird’s nest after 40 years
Not really news... but it's big. And probably one of the better kids shows on the air today.Organic Gardening Tips
Looking for tips on specific types of vegetables or herbs? Get vegetable gardening and herb gardening tips here. Or read about 11 useful organic gardening products for your home garden.Rat tail Cactus
Plant Type: Cactus
Description: Stems able to reach more than six feet (180 cm) in length with 10-14 grooves. The areolas each have a tuft of very short spines. Flowers flaring from a narrow base are a deep pink.
How to kill just about everything (pests and diseases, that is)
How to kill just about everything (pests and diseases, that is)
By Jackie French
It can come as a shock to a gardening writer to find out that even her kids don't know their pests from their diseases.
"It's whitefly," I said, looking at the brown edges and tiny specks on my son's bonsai maple tree. I reached for the wettex and began to wipe them off the leaves.
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