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Giant Loofah

One of the things I love best about this site is checking out the fantastic gardening projects members of this site share via the forums. Last week, while making my morning rounds, I came across this fantastic, Godzilla-esque loofah (aka luffa) grown and recently harvested
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Gayla : October 24th, 2007 : 2 Comments
Posted in: Veggies, Info, Gardeners, Fall

Please Don’t Destroy My Garden No More

sign_touchplants.jpg I really need to make a sign like this for my street garden. Except mine would include an assortment of choice words and threats... all the things I want to say to the various offenders but can't because I never catch them in
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Gayla : July 19th, 2007 : 36 Comments
Posted in: Gardeners, Deep Thoughts, Gayla's Gardens

Secret Gardens

I'll be traveling to Hamilton, Ontario this Sunday to do a book signing and give two presentations at the Royal Botanical Gardens. Giving gardening presentations and workshops has become a regular part of my spring schedule yet it is something I rarely seem to
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Gayla : January 12th, 2007 : 2 Comments
Posted in: Journal, Veggies, Events, Gardeners, You Grow Girl

Gardening Mad

Because I haven't done so in a while, be advised that this post contains cursing. I received an email from a reader recently who was “disappointed” by the current contest prize pack which is comprised of assorted items from Julie Jackson’s Subversive Cross-stitch line. My initial
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Gayla : December 18th, 2006 : 10 Comments
Posted in: Journal, Gardeners, Deep Thoughts

Rockin out to Heavy Petal (Interview with Andrea Bellamy)

Andrea Bellamy, of the garden blog Heavy Petal, is hard core about getting dirty. She recently completed UBC’s Garden Design program, freelances as a garden designer and a garden writer, follows organic and sustainable principles, and attributes being her parents for instilling good gardening values in her.
Renee : November 8th, 2006 : 4 Comments
Posted in: Link, Gardeners

Canadian Organic Growers

My husband and I recently joined a local organic community garden, and were pleased to find when we paid our seasonal rate for the plot, that we had also acquired membership in Canagian Organic Growers--the national information network for organic gardeners, farmers and consumers. The local group meets
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Amy : September 23rd, 2006 : No Comments
Posted in: Journal, Link, Ecology, Gardeners

Your Gardens

While harvesting a-plenty from my own gardens, I have been eagerly following the harvest from your gardens. The Garden Show & Tell section of the homepage has been filling up lately with photos of vine-ripened tomatoes and piles of peppers. And I have noticed
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Gayla : August 23rd, 2006 : 4 Comments
Posted in: Seasonal, Link, Gardeners

Dallas Hays, a Gardener After My Own Heart

I was recently inspired by a gardener profiled in the April/May issue of Organic Gardening magazine. In the interview, gardener Dallas Hays of Lewiston, Idaho talks about making his own fish fertilizer (good for nitrogen) "..using a blender and squawfish from a nearby lake." He
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Gayla : June 14th, 2006 : No Comments
Posted in: Uncategorized, Link, Containers, Gardeners
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