Posted on Friday 30 May 2008
Baltimore Sun - United States
Stealth growers seed or plant on land that doesn’t belong to them. The result? Plants that beautify or yield crops in otherwise neglected or vacant spaces.
Posted on Thursday 29 May 2008
Telegraph.co.uk - United Kingdom
Monty Don, the former Gardeners’ World presenter, has made his first public appearance since admitting he had suffered a stroke to say he was “recovering well”.
Posted on Thursday 29 May 2008
Canada.com - Don Mills,Ontario,Canada
What is the shortest distance between the novice gardener and a hip garden? A collection of succulents. These little (for the most part) charmers announce to the world that you have arrived in the garden design world.
Posted on Wednesday 28 May 2008
Herts and Essex Observer - Hertford,Herts,UK
Designers Adam Woolcott and Jonathan Smith created a garden inspired by the 1950s - complete with sand from Frinton and a deckchair - and the hard landscaping was carried out by Cormac Conway
Posted on Wednesday 28 May 2008
Los Angeles Times - CA,USA
Leave them on the pans to cool; they will crisp up even more. If they do not snap cleanly after they cool, return the pan to the hot oven for a few more minutes.
Posted on Tuesday 27 May 2008
Chicago Sun-Times - United States
High prices at the pump and the produce aisle have sent home gardeners into their yards with a mission: Grow-it-yourself dining. Sales of vegetable seeds, tomato transplants and fruit trees are soaring as enterprising planters grow their own food.
Posted on Monday 26 May 2008
Chatham Daily News - Chatham,Ontario,Canada
Su Morin is planting seeds of change at the organic community demonstration garden on Kerr Farms in Chatham.
Organic gardening promoted; Excess produce to go to food bank
Posted on Sunday 25 May 2008
Delmarva Daily Times - MD,USA
Plush green lawns are the junk food of gardening, said Maryland Coastal Bays Program Executive Director Dave Wilson.
Posted on Sunday 25 May 2008
Independent - London,England,UK
In case you’re my next door neighbour and you’re wondering why there are always so many snails in your garden, I’ll come clean now: they’re mostly put there by me.
James Delingpole: My garden is a riot of neuroses and paranoia
Posted on Saturday 24 May 2008
Vancouver Sun - British Columbia, Canada
Small farmers fight multinational business for control of the planet’s food supply