Now That’s a Vegetable Garden! by UGArdener TheGardenLady is always looking for new, good websites to recommend. I love good gardening and landscape gardening ideas. And since I love British Gardens, when I can find a British website that has garden-related material, I am doubly interested. Don’t misunderstand, I also use my favorite websites, […]
Moringa oleifera by dinesh_valke There are so many seed catalogs whose photos show such wonderful plants that you can grow in your gardens, it almost seems too difficult to choose. Still I recently discovered yet another seed catalog that I think TheGardenLady readers will find as exciting as I did. Will this additional site add […]
Tree of Life in Spring by h.koppdelaney TheGardenLady is always searching for great websites that have to do with plants, animals and insects. I just discovered a great website for people of all ages- children will love the photos and videos as will college students or just interested older folks, like me. This website is […]
Designer: Kevin Hunt TheGardenLady recently discovered a fun website called demilked.com that I thought gardeners might enjoy seeing. I have chosen the sections of this site that I thought gardeners might enjoy (see here and here and here). I love creativity and this website has many creative ideas to view but since TheGardenLady is a […]
TheGardenLady gets some commercial websites sent to her that seem interesting. Because there are so many garden websites, one cannot know all of them. So I thought that if any website comes to me that may be of interest to readers of TheGardenLady.org, I would put them on the blog so that you can also […]
As garden lovers are sitting around their hearth dreaming of the gardens they want, many of us have to consider the deer that can decimate their plantings. To that end there is a new website listing 300 plants that seem to be deer proof. Of course, if the deer are starving, they seemingly will eat […]
                                                                        TheGardenLady is fortunate to have her column read by people around the world. One comment on my post Acid Loving Plants, was from Chris who lives in England. Chris has a lovely free website called Plants Free for Life that I think readers in any country would be happy to discover and read. Chris and […]
Today while doing some errands, I serendipitously drove into a shopping mall that was holding a very small farmers market. This market is part of the NJ Council of Farmers and Communities that ensures that farmers’ markets sell produce only grown in NJ (here is their website). The stand where I bought a number of different […]
My nom de plume is Lilac. So what’s in a name? What’s in a name? that which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet” from Romeo and Juliette. But I wondered how many of my readers’s names come from flowers, shrubs or trees? Or, how many of my readers want to […]