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Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. Hope all of you are well! It is almost fall in Utah. I have borrowed some tips on growing vegetables in the fall from Mother Earth News.
Tip 1. Starting Seeds
Tip 2. Think Soil First
In addition to putting plenty of supernutritious food on your table, your fall garden provides an opportunity to manage soil fertility, and even control weeds. Rustic greens including arugula, mustard, and turnips make great triple-use fall garden crops. They taste -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden, before our blog tour begins it is time for a garden tip. It's almost fall--anyway in my neck of the woods. I have borrowed some tips on growing vegetables in the fall from Mother Earth News.
1. Starting SeedsCount back 12 to 14 weeks from your average first fall frost date (see “Fall Garden Planting Schedule” below) to plan your first task: starting seeds of broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, and kale indoors, where germination conditions -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. Today we have two guests, Mia London and Susan Sheehey, they will be telling us about their new series. First our Garden tip.
Today's tip is for watering in the hottest part of the summer from the resident gardener. (My hubby)
The best time to water is around 4 am as opposed to later in the evening. The reason for this is; the air temperature will drop making the possibility of the grass freezing as lower temperatures prevail.
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Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. I'm so glad you joined me for the beginning of my blog tour. There will be lots of places to visit, and chances to win: 2 Amazon Gift Cards, a free book, a free cover design (to authors). Please there are four of my eBooks for only $.99 in honor of the blog tour. But first a garden tip.
We are in the process of doing a series of 10 from Better Homes and Gardens.
Tip 1: Get an idea.Tip 2: Pick a place.
Tip 3: Clear the ground. -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden! I am so excited to announce my up and coming events, but as you know first we need our Garden tip.
We are in the process of doing a series of 10 from Better Homes and Gardens.
Tip 1: Get an idea.Tip 2: Pick a place.
Tip 3: Clear the ground.Tip 4: Improve the soil.Tip 5. Dig or don't. Tip 6. Pick your plants.Tip 7: Put them in the ground.
Tip 8. Water.
Tip 9. Mulch. To h -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. Before we get started with our guest, it's time for a garden tip.
We are in the process of doing a series of 10 from Better Homes and Gardens.
Tip 1: Get an idea.Tip 2: Pick a place.
Tip 3: Clear the ground.Tip 4: Improve the soil.Tip 5. Dig or don't. Tip 6. Pick your plants.Tip 7: Put them in the ground.
8. Water. Seedlings should never dry out, so water daily while they are small. -
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Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. I hope you enjoy your stay. Before we meet our guest it is time for garden tip #7.
We are in the process of doing a series of 10 from Better Homes and Gardens.
Tip 1: Get an idea.Tip 2: Pick a place.
Tip 3: Clear the ground.Tip 4: Improve the soil.Tip 5. Dig or don't. Tip 6. Pick your plants.
Tip 7: Put them in the ground. Some plants, such as pansies and kale, tolerate cold, so you can plant th -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden! Today Saloni Quinby is going to tell us about Weapons of Redemption. But first we need our weekly garden tip. We are in the process of doing a series of 10 from Better Homes and Gardens.
Tip 1: Get an idea.Tip 2: Pick a place.
Tip 3: Clear the ground.Tip 4: Improve the soil.Tip 5. Dig or don't.
Tip 6. Pick your plants. Some people pore over catalogs for months; some people head to the garden center and buy what wows -
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Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden Blog. Today Judy Baker is here to tell us about the next book of her Silver Sage Creek Series.
First let's do our 5th tip for our Garden. From Better Homes and Gardens.
Tip 1: Get an idea.Tip 2: Pick a place.
Tip 3: Clear the ground.Tip 4: Improve the soil.
Tip 5. Dig or don't. Digging loosens the soil so roots can penetrate more easily. But digging when the soil is too wet or too dry can ruin its stru -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden Blog. I am pleased to present our guest. Marie Higgins and she'll be talking about her newest book. Not only her newest but her 50TH book. Congratulations!
First let's do our 4th tip for our Garden. From Better Homes and Gardens.Tip 1: Get an idea.Tip 2: Pick a place.Tip 3: Clear the ground.Tip 4: Improve the soil. Invariably, soil needs a boost. The solution is simple: organic matter. Add a 2- to 3-inch layer of compost, decayed leav -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. Thank you for dropping by. Before we get starting it's time for your weekly garden tip.
This is another tip from Better Homes and GardensTip 1: Get an idea.Tip 2: Pick a place.Tip 3: Clear the ground. Get rid of the sod covering the area you plan to plant. If you want quick results, you can dig it out, but it's easier to smother it with newspaper. A layer of five sheets is usually thick enough; double that if your lawn is Bermudagrass or St. Augustine g -
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Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. Before we begin, let's have our garden tip, shall we?
This is from Better Homes and Gardens.
Follow These 10 Steps to a Magnificent Garden:
Tip 1: Get an idea.
Tip 2: Pick a place. Almost all vegetables and most flowers need about six hours of full sun each day. Spend a day in your chosen spot and watch how the sun moves across the space. It might receive more sun than you think. But don't despair if your lot is largely sunless; -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. Before we get started I have our garden tip of the week. This is a shared one from the Internet as my resident gardener hasn't had his coffee yet...
This is from Better Homes and Gardens.
Follow These 10 Steps to a Magnificent Garden:
Spring is a good time to begin growing and digging, although planning can take place before the snow melts. Gardeners spend most of the summer watering, weeding, and watching young plants grow. Fall is a good time -
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Blog postWelcome to my garden. As always it's time for a tip. Now if you live in a place like Utah, it's rather hard to predict what the weather will be. Sometimes it snows in July here. And the next day it is eighty degrees. So how do you take care of your garden or your flower beds? I don't know, let me ask the resident gardener...
Watch the weather channel!
Know your forecast. If it's going to rain, you do not want to water the day before. Too much water is as harmful to your plants -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. We have a special guest introducing the first book of her Sisters in Peril Series. Welcome Madelon Smid.
First a garden tip from my resident gardener, my husband:
You go to the store and see all the plants and flowers and want to get started after all it's spring, right? A tip to the beginning gardener, no matter how much you may want to, do not plant before Mother's Day! Good luck to all the gardeners out there.
Now let's here all about Fa -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. Hope all is well with you. We have a guest today, Amber Daulton. But first our weekly garden tip. From someone other than I, as I do not garden. I love them. I sit in them and enjoy. I especially love to write while in the garden. Anyway, here is our tip:
Location, Location, Location!Some plants are shade plants, others need sun, and yet even more plants are partial shade or sun! Don’t overlook that part of your plant’s description! Hometalk member The Micro Garde -
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Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. You can win a free book today only! Say hello to Jana Richards. Lies and SolaceLove at Solace Lake Series (Book 1) By Jana RichardsLies and Solace is FREE April 27, 2018 - April 29, 2018 ONLY Blurb for Lies and Solace:She can’t live with one more lie. He can’t tell the truth.Harper Lindquist is convinced she’s found the answer to her financial prayers. Unless she pours cash into crumbling Solace Lake Lodge, she’ll lose her family’s legacy. Her would-
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Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. I'm excited to be participating in the 7th Annual Authors in Bloom Blog Hop. Keep reading... You'll found out what kind of fun things we're giving away!
And now my weekly garden tip. Yeah not from me because my husband is the gardener in our family. I enjoy the garden. I write out in our garden in the summer. Okay my spring garden tip:
From the resident gardener, Ron. If you forgot to fertilize your lawn in the fall it is not too late. Do it in -
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Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden! I'm excited because my bride dress book Three Brides and a Dress has a new cover. But first a garden tip:
Order summer-flowering bulbs and seeds
This is the perfect task for a wet and windy day! Summer-flowering bulbs such as Lilies, Gladiolus and Ranunculus can be planted in early spring for a colorful summer display. Browse our catalog or website for inspirational new varieties of seeds and bulbs to plant and grow this year. For more information on -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. Welcome Nia Mars. We're going hear about her series. But first a garden tip:
The Perfect Plants for BeginnersSome plants are just known to be easier to grow than others- plant these! For easy-to-grow produce, Hometalk’s gardening experts recommend tomatoes, peppers, onions, chard, basil, and bush beans. Easy to grow and maintain flowers include clematis(a vine), sunflowers, dahlia’s, foxglove, roses, petunia & black eyed susan’s. Just ask your local plant nurs -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. Our guest this week is Suzanne Jefferies. She is sharing her new Watched with us! But first... Yes you guess it, a garden tip:
Get Ready to MowSend the mower and leaf blower for servicing, or if you have the right tools, sharpen the mower blades yourself. Refill your mower with oil, install fresh spark plugs, and lubricate moving parts if necessary. Clear the lawn of winter debris, and look for areas that need reseeding before mowing.
Now let's hear abo -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden blog! Today we have a cover reveal. FUN! First though, we need our garden tip of the day:
Order Tools and PlantsTune up tools so everything is ready when things start growing. Make note of what is missing, and order tools for the new growing season. Choose new plants for the garden. Order perennials, trees, and shrubs for spring planting.
Now let's get down to business. Welcome Amber Daulton, let's see what she has coming!
Arresting MasonSeries: Arresti -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. First our Garden tip for spring:Get your soil ready:
Preparing your soil for a spring garden should be done as early as possible. The main process is tilling your garden area around 8 to 12 inches beneath the surface and removing any rocks or debris. The next major step is to add organic matter and fertilizer. One thing you want to avoid is tilling when your soil is too wet. The extra water will hinder plant growth.
Secrets and SolaceLove at Solace Lake Seri -
Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. Today we have Kayelle Allen here with her FREE book. So take advantage. Before you read all about it, a spring garden tip.Order Tools and PlantsTune up tools so everything is ready when things start growing. Make note of what is missing, and order tools for the new growing season. Choose new plants for the garden. Order perennials, trees, and shrubs for spring planting.Now, let's hear all about it!Bringer of Chaos: Forged in Fire by Kayelle Allen**FREE March 23, 20
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Blog postWelcome to Mary's Garden. Today you're stuck with me. However, I have an exciting announcement. But first let us have our garden tip:
If you love gardening but your life is a busy place, you're going to love this batch of great gardening tips that will help you plant, weed and water your garden more quickly. From bringing plants home from the nursery to easier watering and pruning techniques, these tips will help you plant and maintain a gorgeous garden with less effort. Less weeding and m
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