Upper South
December, 2010
Regional Report
National News - From NGA Editors
A Starring Role for Arkansas Bluestar
If you're looking for an easy care addition to the flower garden with lots of interest as the seasons change, look no further than the Perennial Plant Association's 2011 Perennial Plant of the...
Midwinter Fire
Snow now blankets many parts of the country and winter's cold has spread a palette of browns and grays over much of the landscape. But with some thoughtful plantings, you can still have spots of...
Garden Jewels
While visiting hummingbirds may only be the stuff of summer memories at this time of year, it's not too soon to begin thinking of ways to attract these tiny beauties to our gardens when warm...
Grow Biointensively
Ecology Action is a non-profit organization whose mission is teach people around the world to better feed themselves by growing their own food while building the soil and conserving resources at...
In the Garden
Have A Colorful Winter
Christmas lights are coming down and now we're faced with unremitting grayness. Okay, there'll be some sunny days, which, of course, are at least now getting longer, but whether you suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder or not, January and February...
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Resources
Web Finds
Grow Biointensive Mini-Handbook The intensive gardening techniques championed by John Jeavons at Ecology Action in California...
Clever Gardening Technique
Melting Ice Safely Walking safely on steps and walks during the snow and ice of winter, yet not harming pets or...
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Regional Reminders
- Re-Purpose Christmas Trees
- Inventory and Test Stored Seed
- Extend Care for Amaryllis after Blooming
- Join a Plant Society or Botanical Garden
- Buy an African Violet
