Barklice are GOOD for your garden. Adults vary from smaller than 1/8 inch to about 1/4 inch long. They are soft-bodied and look like aphids.
Read MoreThis is part 3 in Karen's "Starting a Vegetable Garden" Series (Click her for Part 1, Part 2) Here are a few more things to consider before putting
Read MoreThis is the second post in a series called "Starting a Vegetable Garden" - Here is the first post: Starting a Vegetable Garden - Part 1 Starting a
Read MoreIf you are to succeed and get a good harvest at the end of the season, you will need to begin the season with quite a bit of forethought and plannin
Read MoreI like to keep my tomato plants well supported so they don't flop over onto the ground, where moth and rust destroy. To support the plants, I use 8
Read MoreOne of the most common sources of troublesome insects and diseases is having your tomato plants touching the ground.This is an indeterminant tomato
Read MoreYou probably won't need this very often, but it's one of those tools that when you need it, you really need it, unless Paul Bunyan, hands on hips, m
Read MoreHere in Zone 9, at least for me, getting rosemary to grow tends to be tricky, though once it takes off you're pretty well set for the spicy herb.
Read MoreHere's a simple idea both for growing herbs as well as repurposing something in your garden. If you already have some concrete blocks, like I did,
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