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1. The Art of Running a Small Garden Center or Nursery The goal of this lens is to discuss the ups and downs of having your own small nursery or garden center. There is little information available for someone contemplating opening and running a garden center. It’s a career choice that lots of peop...
2. Mandevilla Mandevilla, sometimes also called Dipladenia, is a genus of plants. It consists of about 100 species, mostly tropical and subtropical flowering vines belonging to the family Apocynaceae, the Periwinkle family. Mandevillas develop spectacular flowers...
3. How To Grow Your Own Organic Vegetable Garden If you're interested in learning how to create your own organic vegetable garden you've come to the right place. I was brought up in an apartment in the city and really disliked gardening. I moved to the farm and in 1992 my adventure with organic gr...
4. Tatton Park - a great garden The gardens at Tatton Park are rated as being among the most impressive in England. Tatton Park has also been the the home of the RHS Flower Show since 1999. The 50 acre gardens are laid out in a traditional Edwardian fashion around the mansion home...
5. Landscaping Landscaping not only increases the value of your home it is also great for your waistline.  I do par time landscaping for fun and help out  some friends with projects.  Its always good for a cold brew and a hot dinner. Landscaping is on...
6. RHS Wisley - a Great Garden Wisley Garden, in Surrey, is the flagship garden of the Royal Horticultural Society and is probably the most visited garden in the UK after Kew Gardens. The garden combines science, horticultural endeadours and a pleasant environment for taking a wa...
7. Beautiful Penstemons Flowers for your Garden image credit Wendy Usually Wanders I first came across Penstemons in the Summer of 2008. We had just finished landscaping our garden by turning a small rectangle of grass into large flower beds and a sweeping path. Penstemons were on show at...
8. Integrated Pest Management IPM, Integrated Pest Management is what the horticulture world is now using to help the environment, the public and our crops. It doesn't matter if you have a small garden planter or 1,000 acre farm. Everyone needs to practice Integrated Pest Managem...
9. Soil Compost Bin Gardening Must Knows Why Should You Create Soil Compost When Gardening Using Compost Bins & Compost Tumblers? Compost Definition: Compost is the product of the decomposition of organic matter. Organic matter includes garden waste, kitchen scraps, manure, leaves, grass c...
10. Winnipeg Guide Photo by Durrell Meekis and Laurie Darroch-Meekis (Assiniboine Park in the winter, near the outdoor stage) Winnipeg Guide will give you an ongoing idea of what the City of Winnipeg is all about. Winnipeg Guide has reviews, guides, news, information...
11. Hydrangea Care This lens will inform you on everything you need to know about hydrangea care...  Noted for their long lasting, late blooming flowers and their unique foliage, hydrangeas are one of the most versatile shrubs in the garden. They are known to be la...
12. Coconut coir - the natural fiber       Coconut Coir is the fibrous layer outside the coconut shell. Brown coir fibers which are harvested from ripened coconuts are thick, strong and have resistance to abrasion. Therefore they are used to make floor mats, brushes and s...
13. The Ten Thousand Bulb Challenge The Glasgow Guerrilla Gardeners have decided to make Spring 2010 the most colourful ever but we can't do it without flowers. To help us achieve our goal we have decided to launch the Ten Thousand Bulb Challenge. Our primary aims in creating this lens...
14. Hobby Greenhouses This lens is about Hobby Greenhouses; why, how to and what to.... I will post some usefull information on this lens (hopefully) for the beginner but also for the more advanced concerning what you are facing being a greenhouse gardener. For more informa...
15. Edible Fruit Trees This Lense is devoted to providing you with the knowledge of how to fill your garden with trees that produce edible fruit Fruit are a complete and wholesome food. Edible fruit trees take advantage of Mother Nature's resource system and deliver shade,...
16. Perennial Flower Gardens Perennial flower gardens are lovely, but before you get too carried away, it's a good idea to decide exactly what you want from your flower garden.
17. Garden Coaching Congratulations! You found a great place to get the motivation and strategies to help you create the garden and landscape of your dreams! Learnscaping is the newest tool in your garden carry-all. You can use this lens as a resource to try new techniq...
18. Top Gardening Websites from Belgium Bright Sites is a webdesign and webdevelopment company from Belgium.  We would like to present you here some of our best or most interesting websites about landscaping and gardening: - The Iluminati site offering outdoor lighting, path lighting...
19. Growing the African Red Devil Pepper The Piri piri pepper, also called the African red devil pepper, is a very spicy African pepper that can grow in small containers and under most types of desk lamps. Its hardiness makes it an ideal choice for anyone wanting to try out growing plants a...
20. The Raw Deal: Organic Gardening & CSAs Want to start your own vegetable garden? All you need is a sunny location with soil amended with organic compost, manure and other rich organic materials! Raised beds can be built to overcome particularly poor soils. If space is limited, try containe...