To die for.
salads
1 Fast & Easy Dinner: Garden Caesar Salad
san francisco
2 Harvesting San Francisco's Victory Garden
Eco
3 Must Read: Edible Schoolyard — A Universal Idea
News
4 Obamas to Plant White House Garden Today
Books
5 Yummy Links: From Edible Gardens to Cakes
Trends
6 Have You Jumped on the Gardening Bandwagon?
Quiz
7 How Much Do You Know About the First Garden?
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8 Among Small Businesses, Office Gardens Are Sprouting
Link Time
9 Yummy Links: From Chile Peppers to Tyler Florence
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10 VeggieTrader Turns Lemons Into . . . Carrots?
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11 A Closer Look at the Expanding White House Garden
As we prepare to enter our last full month of Winter, I'm looking forward to enjoying the warmer Spring months outdoors. Images of lush, blossoming gardens are inspiring me to think about new ways to spruce up the space around my home — something I completely neglect during the Winter. Whether you have the space or the green thumb to tend a beautiful garden or adapt a smaller urban version, Read more
This week, I'm looking around the world for lovely outdoor features. From a lush pocket garden in the middle of the big city to a home across the world that seamlessly blends indoor-outdoor living, there are plenty of places that will inspire you. Let's take a look! Read more
Here's a post from OnSugar blog City Period: The city is seldom the place someone might associate with gardens that produce food and bring color and beauty with flowers and plants. But the residents at the Charles Cobb apartments saw things differently when they decided to put a rooftop garden in the middle of skid row. After months of weeding and watering and nurturing, the first Read more
Create a zen garden desk organizer. — Craft Follow these tips to prevent kitchen clutter. — ShelterPop Take a refresher course on hanging curtains. — DIYLife Tour some light and bright living rooms. — Fresh Home Ideas Learn how to create the ideal bed. — Real Simple Explore these 17 examples of unforgettable flooring. — Houzz Read more
Artist, designer, and plant expert Linda Hsiao has designed everything from eyewear to toys to handbags and gardens. But her "succulumps," as she calls them, really caught my eye. Melding a California '70s sensibility with a 21st-century appreciation of low-water, easy-care plants, these succulumps are truly an unusual and unexpected way to display these favorite plants. And while I usually shun Read more
I'm excited to present a post from one of my favorite sites, TreeHugger! It just doesn't get more ridiculous than this. Julie Bass of Oak Park, Michigan -- a mother of 6, law-abiding citizen, and gardener -- is facing 93 days in jail after being charged with a misdemeanor. Her crime? Planting a vegetable garden in the front yard. Bass says that she planted the garden after her front yard was Read more
In York, England, farmer Tom Pearcy has cut two portraits of a certain hero of fiction and screen into his corn field. Can you guess who that hero is? Read more
This type of strawberry may produce tiny fruit, but the berries are absolutely delicious! This type of strawberry also grows well in colder or shadier areas. Can you guess what its name is? (Hint: its name has something to do with mountains.) Read more
Inspired by how much you love our Friday Weekly Faves feature, we've expanded our coverage to include the exteriors of homes, gardens, or other special exterior spaces that equally inspire us. Take a look at the outdoor spaces that have been inspiring me this week! Read more
Any flower lover out there owes it to herself to make a pilgrimage at least once in her lifetime to the RHS Chelsea Flower Show in London. Held each year by the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) on the grounds of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, London, it's the most famous flower show in the world. Now in its 98th year, the show officially opens tomorrow, but today press and celebs were invited in Read more
