Television Shoot for Gardenerd

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Today was an unusual day.  I got up and put on makeup.  That doesn't happen much these days, since the broccoli doesn't care how I look in the morning.  The reason for the makeup was because in an hour or so, four guys and a camera were going to be staring me in the face.  ABC News: Nightline was coming to shoot a segment on Victory Gardens. 

We started out visiting a garden that belongs to one of my clients.  Tommy Rosen (whose garden was recently featured on the Gardenerd Blog) was in full force.  He ...

Do or Die Daffodils

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A question came in this week from a concerned gardener:

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I bought a potted daffodil plant which originally had 3 beautiful
daffodils in bloom. They are not gone with no new potential blooms.
What should I do with the bulbs. Plant them outside now or ??  Thank you."

Daffodils are the kind of bulb that come back year after year, but like most bulbs, they send up one flush of flowers and then they are done for the season.  Many people transplant bulbs into their garden after the foliage has died away.  Some bulbs that are sold for holidays ...

Kids’ Garden Article on Low Impact Living.com

Continue ReadingKids’ Garden Article on Low Impact Living.com

It's been busy around here at Gardenerd.com.  Today a new article I wrote for Low Impact Living.com appeared on their blog.  It features quick tips for starting a garden with your children.  Check it out here:

http://www.lowimpactliving.com/blog/2009/02/05/a-spring-garden-for-kids/


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Eco-Fabulous Garden

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In December Gardenerd participated in the Eco-Gift Festival.  The founder of Eco-Gift, Tommy Rosen, and his lovely wife Kia asked me to build them the vegetable garden of their dreams.  After some discussion, we decided what that dream should look like and then we began. 

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The Gardens of Esalen

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We took a trip up the coast, our California Adventure we called it, through San Luis Obispo, Big Sur, Santa Cruz, San Francisco, and then we visited Napa before heading down Interstate 5 to get home.  We were blessed with the most beautiful weather, the kind, as my husband says, that explains the reason for high real estate prices. 

We saw monarch butterflies fluttering in the trees and elephant seals basking in the sunshine along the shore.  It seemed to be a good time for all things natural.  The gardens were no exception.  We spent 3 days at ...

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