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Gardens Alive
http://gardensalive.blogspot.com/
Gardens Alive is about the many different aspects of gardening. some samples are, container gardening, raised bed gardening, and one the most important is survival gardening
- Added on: Sep 6th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Ron
- Listed in: Home and Garden Gardening
- Tags: garden gardening container gardening vegetables survival gardening raised bed gardens
Recent Posts
Wheatgrass, what is it?
Wheatgrass will Increase red blood-cell count and lowers blood pressure. It cleanses the blood, organs and gastrointestinal tract of debris. Wheatgrass also stimulates metabolism and the body’s enzyme systems by enriching the blood. It also aids in...
It’s time to get into Survival Mode
In today’s environment it’s hard to know what Emergency may occur and disrupt our daily lives. With the different kinds of challenges we may have to face, wouldn’t it be better to be ready just in case. We hear on the news daily about some dis...
Veterans Day
Today is a day of remembrance for all who have served and died for our country. And for those who are serving now in harm’s way. We should all stop for a moment and give thanks to those who enable us to live with the freedoms we still have. ...
Some Tomato Varieties
BEEFSTEAK TOMATOES-the primo slicer for sandwiches, cooking Beefsteaks are the very biggest tomatoes. Their pulp cavity is generally relatively small, and always compressed and distorted by the extensive placenta wall, giving the 'marbled' appearance...
Take Care of your Soil
If you’re gardening in the same soil year after year, you will want to do some things to keep it healthy and vibrant so that it continues to improve. In fact, a good farmer or gardener who’s using sustainable practices will see there soil steadil...
Take Care of your Soil
If you’re gardening in the same soil year after year, you will want to do some things to keep it healthy and vibrant so that it continues to improve. In fact, a good farmer or gardener who’s using sustainable practices will see there soil steadil...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 5.00 out of a possible 5 based on 21 comments.
Uniqueturk
Wow looks good and content is very helpfull 5 stars all the way
zam
Super cool blog
Ryhen Satch
Wow! Just looking at the titles of the articles here made me feel reminiscent of the time when I can still see plants all around me. Makes me wanna eat vegetables right now too. Keep up the good work!
Jason The Bald Guy
great blog! I am just getting into gardening, I will definitely look at this again!
Ranadeep Ghose
Thanks for visiting my site ron...You have a great blog here too...
Barb
very informative and very similar to what we are experiencing here in Australia. Even with the rain we have had this year water restrictions are going to be in-force so we relying on rain water tanks. It is going to become very expensive in Australia to have a garden unless you have rainwater tanks.
Trouble
Very interesting blog.
I live in the south so I have a long growing season.
Looking forward to reading more.
Diane
Wonderful blog with a wealth of useful information. I look forward to reading and learning more.
Glenn
Nicely done garden blog. Especially like the pumpkin background for this time of year, Great Job!!!
ronjon
Hey Sky, I liked yours as well, and I will keep up with them, you keep up the good work. You have one, Ronjon
Nilofer
Great Blog... Lots of information on gardening.....
Ali
excellent stuff
keep it up
Dee
This is a wonderful and informative blog.
Very pleasing to the eye. Nice scheme and easy to navigate.
I enjoyed reading this very much.
manda
Very nice blog, I love gardening. I really liked the post about raised bed gardening
Cassandra Truax
I like the perspective of gardening for the purpose of preserving food. I am not paranoid about the end of the world, but I think putting up some food is not a bad idea. Very nice photos as well.
bob byford
man, i'm gonna cook some eggs and onions right now
Jonathan Laplante
Very interesting blog with survival tips on how to utilize your garden should there ever be a food shortage. I would highly recommend reading through this.
Svetlana Nikitina, M.D., PhD
Ron hi,
thanks for visiting my blog.
I checked out yours. Excellent topic! We planted several fig trees this year hoping to grow some figs (even though fig trees are tricky to preserve throughout the winter). We live in Philly suburbs.
I am an amature gardener, and grow tomatoes, peppers, and herbs, but definitely would like to expand.
Cheers! Will visit you blog more.
lunaticg
A great blog about gardening. You can make it better if you can provide a little extra of your garden picture. A good picture do tell a thousand words. Wish you luck in blogging.
great blog
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