Keep Your Pollination off My Seeds. There are many posts, including on-line nurseries, warning of Fennel’s inclination to cross-pollinate with other plants such as Dill or Coriander, and that the result will be… Continue reading
Besides being a vegetable, either wild or cultivated, Fennel is also both a herb and a spice. Fennel is widely cultivated for its edible, strongly flavored leaves and seeds. It’s aniseed flavor… Continue reading
(Click Here → Winter Afternoon) There isn’t a lot of activity in the garden right now during wintertime. A single bird feeder outside the window offers hours of entertainment and potential for reflection. Watching the birds… Continue reading
I first came across Terra Trellis at the Dwell Home Show in LA a few years back. Since then, I’ve browsed their website on a regular basis to see what new offerings they… Continue reading
Bringing Bees into your yard is as simple as planting some perennials around your yard. Below is a listing of plants to encourage bees to come and stay:
One of the recent issues of urban/suburban gardening is the declining population of pollinators such as birds, bees and other insects. While we spray pesticides to get rid of insects we consider pests,… Continue reading
