41 posts tagged gardening book

Aha! I have located the problem with yesterday’s posting. This is why you weren’t impressed. I forgot to mention that I had been out with book group boozing until almost 2 a.m. the night before. Now my time sounds amazing, n’est pas? Speaking of book group, next month's selection is Suite Francaise by Irene Nemirovsky.

Choosing the right landscaping contractor for the job POSTED BY admin on May 14, 2008 under Gardening It is vitally important that you do your best to choose the perfect landscaping contractor to work on your yard or project.

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Here is a great gardening book for your gardening enjoyment. In our own garden, it is something that we attempt, that is, having a continuous bloom from April to October. The book for Chicagoland gardeners is a book by Pam Duthie titled Continuous Bloom.

Filed under: gardening and plants, landscaping, outdoor, Avant Yard Don't have anything lined up for Mother's Day yet? Feel bad 'cause your tight budget won't stretch to that mega-bunch of roses? Well, here's a suggestion: if your mom's into gardening, run out this weekend and pick up a yard-related gift.

In September 2006, I decided to build a walled, semi-commercial organic vegetable garden. Measuring 28 x 14 metres, it was in two parts. The first part was designated for soft fruit such as raspberries, blackberries, blueberries and gooseberries.

Greenwood Books from East Ave, independent booksellers, will be on hand with books related to gardens of all sorts, from designing your own perennial borders to container plants at their finest, to growing food in a small urban space! Learn more about them at: THEIR WEB SITE

I've recently picked up You Grow Girl from the library. It's a very handy, low-fuss guide to gardening, written and photographed by Gayla Trail. Trail seems to have equal parts passion and know-how. This book is perfect for the city gardener. She'll walk you through the basics and answer most novice gardening questions.

the beginning of the dream is lost. but i come to in a bed with yellow floral print reminiscent of the 70s. its the guest bed of josh. he is standing over me, saying ‘uh, hello?!’ in a way that is surprised and confused as much as it is a greeting.   he has this ridiculous haircut i keep [...]

I’m still reading Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver with Steven L. Hopp and Camille Kingsolver. While I am not reading this for a book club I still enjoy keeping in mind discussion questions as I read, so I thought I’d share some discussion questions (courtesy of Harper Collins — the