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The Weedpatch Gazette

The Benefits of Playing at a Live Casino - Live casino is the latest way to experience real-time gaming on your computer or mobile device. It uses HD video to stream the action from a studio or re...
Oh What A Beautiful Garden - Chicagoland

From Ivy And Houttuynia To Low Maintenance - It was a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away…at least it seems like it. I thought it was a good idea to plant ivy along with our foundation planting...
gardeninacity

Now You See It, Now You Don’t: Spring Ephemerals - I have a special place in my heart for spring ephemerals. They are early harbingers of spring. Perhaps what I love is the surprise: You weren’t expecting u...
Ecological Gardening

Achieving 30x30: Percentages Matter, We’re All in This Together, and What You Do to Help Counts Big-time - [image: Achieving 30x30: Percentages Matter, We’re All in This Together, and What You Do to Help Counts Big-time] Green space in the Chicago region (credit...
DIIG, Inc.

How To Easily Harden Off Plants - May is when many people think of planting their garden, and when […] The post How To Easily Harden Off Plants appeared first on DIIG, Inc..
Organic City Gardening

Summer 2019 - Summer has finally come to Chicago! Fresh lettuce ready to harvest Celery Green peppers on their way Lettuce A container of greens- kale, mustard, an...
advocates for urban agriculture chicago

Advocates for Urban Agriculture (AUA) receives major funding from The Chicago Community Trust to support urban farm operations to become market ready and meet best practices - Contact: Nick Lucas, Programs Manager, 773-850-0428, outreach@auachicago.org Advocates for Urban Agriculture (AUA) is pleased to announce that it is has re...
Chicago Master Gardener

A Garden Cemetery - Well that's an odd name for a post you say and I agree! On a recent trip to Germany, sitting in the office and just wanting a break, a coworker suggested t...
The Yarden

Eleven - On our honeymoon in 1999 we went to Rome. One day sightseeing we went to a Capuchin crypt… it was a hot day so the cool environment was soothing. Even ...
Mutiny In the Garden

When Ducks Nest in the Garden Part 2 - Quick update on Taffy the duck! She has continued to sit on the eggs, departing every evening for about 30 minutes to fly off somewhere. She has given no...
MrBrownThumb

How to Pickle Green Tomatoes - Do you love tomatoes and just can't imagine letting any go to waste? If you have had a productive year growing tomatoes the end of the season can feel a li...
CityDiggity.com

Trumpeting in the new: Vine announces itself and season - It’s not officially summer yet, but here in Florida, I think we can call it early. If the temperatures and tropical storms on the horizon aren’t enough of ...
The Apartment Farm

The Season of Change - I’ll just say it right away – I’m still blogging! I am not throwing in the towel; to the contrary – I’m reinventing. Ever since we moved into a little hous...
Gatsbys Gardens

Late Bloomers - For many years I gave up the garden after July, seemed like everything had bloomed within a month's time. I have worked for the past several years to chang...
Ramble On Rose

Triathlon Complete! - It's done! I've finished the Breast Cancer Triathlon as of yesterday, April 22nd, 2015! I completed the 33 rounds of radiation, and I am now officially a c...
Suddenly I Seed

The New Potager: The Big Reveal! - I'm so happy to finally share pics of the garden! However, we're not quite finished (always the gardener's lament)! We are still researching what material ...
Garden Girl

Chicago-area Edible Garden Tour - The Sugar Beet Food Store Cooperative (“Sugar Beet Co-op”), a community based, member-owned, full service grocery store is hosting its 3rd Annual Edible...
Chicago Garden

How to Make Seed Bombs -
Chicago Gardeners

Chicago Garden Walks 2013 - There have been a number of changes to the garden blogger in Chicago landscape (heh) in the last few years. Seven years ago you could count the number o...
The Suburban Gardener

Virginia Bluebells - After my long absence, I am excited to start the blogging season with my blooming Virginia Bluebells (Mertensia virginica). I am so pleased with their perf...
The Worm Girl News

Happiness is.... - Happiness is free wood chips and a husband who replenishes the garden path with free labor. Now my paths should be weed free for the season. Most tree ser...
FINDING MY GREEN THUMB

Lone Star Tick= Red Meat Allergy!? - Apparently the Lone Star Tick, upon biting a person, can leave them allergic to red meat. As with most insect bites, when the tick bites you some of its s...
OneSeedChicago

Rick Bayless and One Seed Chicago - At One Seed Chicago we provide free garden seeds to Chicagoans to help promote gardening at home and joining community gardens. It is our way of helping m...
The Garden of Live Flowers

Ending, beginning - This will be the final post at The Garden of Live Flowers. Come find me at my new blog, 30 Acres and a Greyhound! xoxoxo, Diane
Chain-Link Trellis

Balcony and Fire Escape Gardening - My other blog on Nordic noir and Scandinavian culture has prevented me from posting here lately, but I have a huge backlog of photos to share from this sum...
MIDWEST GROUNDCOVERS Display Gardens & Plant Trials

- Hello again, The last week of July, and it seems like the weather is cooperating with us a bit. Temperatures haven't reached over 100 for a couple days and...
How Does Your Garden Grow?

Watering 101 - It's hot here again. And no rain for quite awhile. A good time to talk about proper watering. It's always better to water a few times at length rather tha...
Sweet Home and Garden Chicago

SWEET HOME AND GARDEN CAROLINA IS NOW LIVE ! - Hey Y'all Come on Over and visit at my new blog, http://www.Sweethomeandgardencarolina.blogspot.com Written by Carolyngail at Sweet Home and Garden Chi...
K-Town Homestead

My 2011 Harvest - My daughter was born in the late spring of 2011. The summer and fall went by in the milky haze a newborn brings to a home. I even took a long vacation away...
My Skinny Garden

Troy-Bilt Snow Thrower Giveaway - In honor of Chicago's first real stick-to-the-ground snow of 2011 and in general holiday merriment, I'm giving away a snow thrower courtesy of Troy-Bilt. ...
In the garden

The Garden is put to bed for the forever winter - As gardeners, we intuitively know there is a time for renewal. There is definite life cycle, sprout, seedling, production, decline, then finally off to th...
The Garden at Liberty

Home Run Rose is the Season Opener! - Home Run Rose While enjoying the warm company of other garden professionals and enthusiasts, along with lunch and the (frozen) lakefront view of the Chic...
dragonflycorner

- Hi all. Just want to let you know that I am still here. It has been such a long time since I posted and for that I am sorry. I have missed it, but mostly ...
On the Shores of Lake Chicago

Pond Tour, 3 pm - The crowds have been sparse today: only 4 groups have stopped by today. The pond is looking pretty good and the rain refreshed the garden, but the chickens...
Chicago Gardeners Journal

Rain, Rain, and SNOW - Well this week has been rain and more rain. We have had some thunderstorms and now I hear that tonight and possibly tomorrow we might see some snow. Well a...
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