Heirloom Tomatoes: A Rainbow of Color
I recently published an article out there in cyberspace. It's part one of a series on heirloom vegetables. Here's a little excerpt for you: When I think of heirloom vegetables, romantic…
I recently published an article out there in cyberspace. It's part one of a series on heirloom vegetables. Here's a little excerpt for you: When I think of heirloom vegetables, romantic…
Happy first day of summer, everyone! Today is the longest day of the year. Glorious sunlight will stream in on us, plants will be happy, shorts and flip-flops will be…
Today I treated myself to a trip to one of my favorite nurseries, The Marina Garden Center, and bought a few more herbs to add to my culinary herb garden…
Last Sunday was one of the most perfect days this Gardenerd has ever had. Why, you ask? Simply put, I transplanted. I took cuttings (some with roots, some without) from…
My husband and I ventured out this past weekend to the Santa Monica Sustainable Garden Tour. Given that we are finishing up the house renovation and will shortly be starting…
The massive lull in blogging can be explained by two things: 1) The pile of boxes in my living room. My new living room, that is. Two weeks ago, on…
A little behind schedule here with our moving date fast approaching, but as promised, here is a list of what to plant in the vegetable patch this spring: Asparagus –…
Well, it's official. Yesterday, on Feb. 14, 2007, the New and Improved Gardenerd.com officially went live. We're up and running, and we're ready and waiting for your participation in this…
We're very near the end of our website-building journey here at Gardenerd.com. My dream is to have the site launched in time for my birthday (February 11th). We'll see how close to…
So here we are at our new blog! This is more exciting then I can say (or write, as the case may be). There is so much planned for Gardenerd.com and…