Strawberry Crowns – the Podcast
The next Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast is online and available for your listening pleasure. Take a gander here:
Strawberry Crowns are King
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The next Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast is online and available for your listening pleasure. Take a gander here:
Strawberry Crowns are King
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Just a quick note to let you know that Gardenerd.com is featured in a guest blog entry on Low Impact Living.com. Special thanks to Jessica Jensen who gave us a place on the
homepage for today, February 20th, 2008.
http://www.lowimpactliving.com/blog/2008/02/20/organic-gardening-gardenerd/
Check out this great website, packed full of wonderful ideas for living the green life. Whether you rent or own, there are plenty of ideas to help you lessen your carbon footprint. Visit
www.lowimpactliving.com and have a great day!
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What would make a person don gloves and a shovel to dig through a dumpster for coffee grounds? This isn't a case of being thrifty, like the nuns in my grade school who would
re-use tea bags and tissues until they disintegrated. No, I'm not making weak coffee with old filters and spent grounds here. I have bigger plans.
Coffee grounds are a highly coveted commodity both before and after they're used. Walk by any Starbucks and the lines out the door (or in the drive through) will tell the tale. It's the
"after" part that leaves most people hanging. Why ...
Big News here in the land of Gardenerd. We're
now podcasting the Tip of the Week! Click below to
hear it. We'll let you know when we get placement
on iTunes (hopefully soon) so you can subscribe and get the Tip of the
Week delivered right to your MP3 player.
Sweet!
Seed-Starting for a better tomorrow
It's been a little quiet here on the Gardenerd blog. Reason being - Time Warner Cable decided to display its flare for deplorable service for 10
days. However, rather than shout from the rooftops about my newfound "strong dislike" of Time Warner Cable, I'll change the subject and head in a direction that makes me much happier.
REGISTRATION FOR THE GARDENERD ORGANIC GARDENING CLASS SERIES IS NOW OPEN!
If you haven't heard, we're going to be teaching a series of 4 basic organic gardening 101 classes starting February 23, 2008. Sign up now, because space is limited. Click the link below
to go ...
Yesterday we went and picked up a new member of the family. No, we didn't adopt a child. We went to the City of Los Angeles' Compost Workshop and Bin Sale. It was
a very exciting day for us. We've been waiting for this moment for many months.
We drove to Burbank, exiting the 134 Freeway at Griffith Park Drive. We found ourselves trailing behind a tanker truck going about 5 miles an hour, so there was plenty to time to take in the
scenic beauty of this expansive park. People were out jogging or walking their dogs, while other folks were riding ...
Well, the rain dance I did last week definitely worked. We're lined up for 7 straight days of rain. This kind of weather makes for good
daydreaming about the sunny spring sure to follow. What better time than to curl up in bed with all those seed catalogues and make good on some garden design fantasies and promises?
That's what I do, anyway. Here's how to do it:
1) Get out your most trusted gardening books: (my are listed below)
Square Foot Gardening by Mel Bartholomew
Geoff Hamilton's Organic Gardening
Carrots Love Tomatoes by Louise Riotte
Rodale's Garden Answers...
In our last newsletter, we announced the brand new Gardenerd Organic Gardening Series. In case you missed the newsletter, here is a reprint of
that announcement. Be sure to click on the link at the end of the article to get your name on the V.I.P. list for the most up to date information about the classes being offered:
Attention all Gardenerds! Are you a beginning to intermediate
level gardener longing for a basic Organic Gardening 101 class? Maybe you are a veteran gardener who wants to brush up on organic gardening ...
I just spent two hours pulling weeds in the front yard. At least I think it was two hours. It could have been 20 hours and I wouldn't
have noticed the difference; my mind was elsewhere. There's something very therapeutic about the act of doing repetitive physical movement that let's the mind go off into
the space where it can solve the problems of the world.
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