Breaking up Clay Soil
Gardenerd answers this week what the best way to break up clay soil.
Gardener's Supply discontinued this bumper sticker years ago.
Giveaway: Random Acts of Gardening
It appears that the holiday season has officially begun, so in the spirit of giving, we're digging into our treasure trove for something special to give away to you, our…
As plants grow in, the family can enjoy fresh lettuce, kale, and radishes from their new garden.
One More Turf Removal Rebate Garden
People in Southern California are finally catching on to the idea that lawns are a waste of water, especially during a drought like the one we've been in for many…
History of the Jack-o-Lantern
Pumpkin carving dates back to an Irish tradition of carving turnips and potatoes.
6 types of kale, 2 plants each
2014 Fall Garden Tour
The fall garden is our favorite here at Gardenerd. The cooler temperatures lend themselves to growing crops without pests, and with much less stress than summer months. If we ever…
A Bug’s Life in the Garden
Bugs are part of gardening. It's a fact of life--you will have bugs. There are good bugs and bad bugs, and if you create the right environment, the good bugs…
The Market at Artisan House. Delicious food and drinks for the discerning palate.
New Restaurant Garden in Downtown LA
Artisan House, a combination market and restaurant/bar on the corner of 6th and Main Street, serves delicious, fresh food all day long, offering organic produce, artisanal wines and small-farm dairy…
Build a Bioswale
What’s a bioswale? It’s basically a trench to capture water on site, instead of having it run off down the street.
Golden Guardian marigolds reduce root-knot nematodes
Ask Gardenerd: Root Knot Nematodes
A great question came into Ask Gardenerd this week: "Do you have any tips on getting rid of root rot nematodes? Thanks! - Max" There are natural ways to rid…
California native plants are ready to go in the ground now.
Fall: Time to Plant Perennials
Fall is the time of year to plant perennials. Why? Isn't the season winding down? It is, but it's the perfect time to put winter-hardy perennials in the ground because…