Best Fruit Trees That Thrive in Pots and Containers
(marthastewart.com)
These beautiful plants will yield a bountiful, delicious harvest.
These beautiful plants will yield a bountiful, delicious harvest.
17th-century priory in France converted into a medieval-inspired topiary garden
(houseandgarden.co.uk)
An inspiring sense of complete peace pervades the garden of Le Prieuré de Vauboin, an old priory in Sarthe, in western France, following its medieval-inspired conversion into a green sanctuary defined by formal parterres and a spectacular array of box topiary
An inspiring sense of complete peace pervades the garden of Le Prieuré de Vauboin, an old priory in Sarthe, in western France, following its medieval-inspired conversion into a green sanctuary defined by formal parterres and a spectacular array of box topiary
No One Knows How Big Pumpkins Can Get
(theatlantic.com)
A decade ago, the world’s heaviest pumpkin weighed 2,000 pounds. Now the 3,000-pound mark is within sight.
A decade ago, the world’s heaviest pumpkin weighed 2,000 pounds. Now the 3,000-pound mark is within sight.
Show HN: I made a site to quick identify any plant and learn how to care for it
(frondly.app)
Identify any plant with a photo, get expert care advice. Your ultimate plant companion app.
Identify any plant with a photo, get expert care advice. Your ultimate plant companion app.
The Art Of Niwaki (2017)
(fantasticgardenersmelbourne.com.au)
Managing a garden is a form of art. Knowing what goes where is something that not everyone can do. However, often growing a traditional garden is not as interesting once the project is finished. That is something the old-time Japanese gardeners knew very well.
Managing a garden is a form of art. Knowing what goes where is something that not everyone can do. However, often growing a traditional garden is not as interesting once the project is finished. That is something the old-time Japanese gardeners knew very well.
Proplifting, Plant Piracy, and Dumpster Chocolates
(taylor.town)
This essay is part of a series on offensive horticulture.
This essay is part of a series on offensive horticulture.