# Garden
Imported Cabbage Worm
If you are growing brassicas in your garden you have likely encountered the imported cabbageworm (Pieris rapae). I dread seeing the imported cabbageworm damage in my garden every year. They like to eat the leaves of your plants causing holes or stripping of the entire leaf. They are common throughout North America.
Growing a Spring herb garden in Missouri: A step-by-step guide for beginners
Springtime in Missouri brings warmer temperatures, longer days, and the perfect opportunity to start a home herb garden. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just beginning, growing your own herbs can be a rewarding and practical addition to your outdoor or indoor space. This step-by-step resource will walk you through starting a thriving spring herb garden in Missouri, from selecting the right herbs to planting, maintaining, and harvesting your plants.
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Coffee filter hack to line plant container drainage holes
Weed barrier fabric, a.k.a., landscaping fabric is an excellent product that prevents weed growth so your veggies and flowers can thrive. It's great to line pathways with, keeping your mulch, stone, or brick passages clear of weeds. Allowing water, air, and nutrients to pass through it, weed barrier fabric also has another great use - you can line the inside bottom of your containers with it, allowing for drainage without losing soil through the hole(s).
Using a plastic drawer set as a cold frame for the garden
The land of Oz, where temps this time of year vary big time. In the spring months, it could be 70 degrees one day and 32 degrees the next until Mother's Day, the last day on the Farmer's Almanac Calendar when the danger of frost has passed.
Gardening to grow your own vegetables and the cost of peas and carrots.
“These are dirty!” A child holding a fresh apple, pointing at a cluster of carrots at the farmer’s market. “Those are carrots from a real garden, honey. Carrots grow in dirt.” Mom. Inspecting the tomatoes that are shaded under the farmer’s stand tent.
Exploring the Grounds of the Callahan House
The Callahan House was built in 1892 by James Wiggins for J.K. Sweeny. The two-story red brick structure, detailed with Lyons sandstone corners and sills, had four rooms on each floor and a full basement. T.M. Callahan purchased the house in 1896. The grounds are open for your own exploring from dawn to dusk.
Save the world from your backyard through Pollinator Pathways
Plan your "Pollinator Pathway" garden now to give the bees and butterflies a place to survive and thrive. As I sit in my home in Connecticut during another warmer-than-usual day, bringing rain instead of snow, I cannot help thinking that we are not getting a true winter this year. Al Roker is in the background saying that the cherry blossoms in Washington, DC are budding three weeks earlier than average this year. Could the cherry blossoms be a better indicator than the groundhog? I think an early Spring is upon us.
Check Japanese Tea Garden Located at San Francisco, CA.
Hello everyone and welcome to Ellie adventures! For today’s Vlog, we went to Japanese Tea Garden located in Golden Gate park at San Francisco, CA. It was my first time here as we went with our family. As you can see it has a mystical and peaceful environment. There is also a Tea House and gift shop. In the tea house they served tea, snacks and food. I ordered the matcha green tea and it was rich in green tea flavor. I also got some snack such a chicken tenders and mochi ice cream. Overall, a fun and calming place to spend time with family. Hope you guys found this video insightful and that you continue to follow us for more adventures around the Bay Area. See you guys next time!
Maximizing your garden's potential: The cost and benefits of growing sweet potatoes in containers.
Heavy doors slam open and closed from far away. Heavier voices travel just behind the slamming sounds mixing into a slurry of dread. Halls echo other voices, shallow and unfathomable. Pleading.
The benefits of having dragonflies in your Spring garden
Dragonflies are arguably some of the most beautiful and vibrant insects you can find. Not only do they add a dash of natural color to your garden, but their presence also offers numerous benefits that make having them around incredibly rewarding. Here’s why dragonflies should be welcomed with open wings into your Springtime garden (oh yes, Spring is just around the corner!)
Outdoor Lighting Guide: Outdoor Lighting Basics
Good outdoor lighting is easy to spot when you see it. As the sun sets, the house looks warm and welcoming. The driveway is well-lit, the entrances are clearly visible, and there are no shadows around the home’s exterior. A good outdoor lighting plan can create this welcoming glow for your home.
Safe and Natural Pest Control: Protecting Predator Birds and Your Home
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Dole Plantation - Maze, Train, Garden Tour | Hawaii Pineapple Plantation And World's Largest Maze
Tour the Dole Plantation garden, ride the Pineapple Express Train, and experience the world's largest maze in Hawaii. The world-famous Dole Pineapple Plantation is a Hawaii tourist hot spot. . . . #dole #doleplantation #pineapple #pineappleexpress #train #hawaii #oahu #garden #maze #puzzle #guiness #worldrecord
Virginia Department of Forestry advises not removing leaves from your yard and garden
Leaves in yardPhoto byShane Moreland/8News. Most people like to get rid of leaves from their yards and gardens as soon as they hit the ground. They don't want their neighbors to think they are not good homeowners if they let leaves pile up on their lawns or gardens. They rush to get rid of them by raking them, throwing them away, and even burning them to get the leaves out of everybody's sight. The Virginia Department of Forestry advises you to let the leaves stay where they are.