The Garden

Healing gardens have been with us for many years and people have been using the healing powers of the earth, the sun, the fresh air, and the visually stimulating sights of nature to inspire and heal their souls. Some of the common healing botanicals are herbs, vegetables, berries, fruits and nuts. These botanicals are part of our daily dietary plans. To be amongst these healing plants while they are growing enlightens relaxation and stimulates the sensory senses. The walking pathways throughout

Your Own Amazing Container Garden: It's Easier Than You Think! Container gardens are all the rage these days, and with good reasons. They're beautiful, relaxing, fruitful and even great exercise for their keepers. Here's how to keep the process of creating and cultivating these vibrant parcels of paradise easy and efficient. Making Choices About Your Container Garden It's very important that you plan your container garden out, to ensure your chosen plants thrive and you enjoy every moment of

A Trip to Dillon Garden Did you know the Dillon garden has been open for more than 25 years? I am trying to take Mrs. Sparr to the Dillon garden. I think that Mrs. Sparr should go to the Dillon garden to see all the flowers, relax and smell all the flowers. My first reason, you can smell all the beautiful flowers for example, you can smell the perovskia flower the lavatera flower and the limestone flowers. The limestone flower is pink/red and in the middle it yellow with spikes coming out of

Garden of the Gods is a state park in Colorado Springs, Colorado. My children asked me how it came by its name and for any of you who may not understand the reasoning behind its uncommon name, I will explain. The Garden of the Gods consists of rock formations that are stunningly beautiful and graceful against the deep Colorado blue sky. If you picture the Garden of the Gods from the sky, such as how a god would see it from the heavens you will begin to understand why it is called by its unique name

During the autumn months, there are some basic garden care tips that you need to keep in mind. These tips are designed to help you have the most beautiful garden and lawn possible. So grab your garden blower and let's begin the process. Just keep in mind to never walk on your grass if there is a frost on it. The first thing you will want to do is remove dead plants from the garden. These are the plants that thrived in the warmer summer months and are now withered on the ground. By removing these

elements that normally used to make garden landscaping. This element can beautify design of the home garden so garden landscaping can look more natural in accordance with nature. Didn't make the garden landscaping that is in accordance with nature is the main goal in creating a garden? That would be a pride in for you and moreover, it can increase the value of your home. Although always used to make garden landscaping will but you can't recklessly put the rocks in garden landscaping. Therefore, you should

From Carol's earliest memories, roses graced her grandmother's and her father's gardens. In her young adult life, she lived in apartments, but after getting married, starting a home and family, she began to garden. Living in a rural area with rich farm soil, her garden flourished and has expanded over the years. "I have always loved flower gardening, Carol said. "I was never afraid to try growing roses; I just never felt the desire". Being an unexpected recipient of some surplus rose bushes, initially

The Home Depot Garden Club List Category: Edibles List Subject Line (40 characters or less): 5 Ways to Add Compost to Veggie Garden 5 Easy Ways to Add Compost to Edibles 5 Ways to Add Compost to Veggie Plants 5 Easy Methods to Add Compost to Veggies 5 Easy Ways to Compost at Home Landing Page Content: Want to grow bigger, better edibles? It’s as simple as adding compost. Compost enhances soil by slowly adding nutrients. With added compost, veggie plants grow stronger, so they can better resist

The Garden Café is my favorite place to eat in York, South Carolina. The atmosphere is so delightful. The service and attention to detail is impeccable. Whether you 're looking for a place for lunch with the girls, a romantic dinner or a wedding reception, you won 't be disappointed. Teresa James, the owner, has an eye for detail and her experience in the art of hospitality shows from the moment you enter the door. The restaurant has seating for 130 patrons. The ambience reeks of southern charm

U.S. Botanic Garden is a living plant museum which was originally built between Pennsylvania and Maryland avenues but it was moved to its current location in Washington, DC in 1933. The U.S. Botanic Garden is a symbol of the dream George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison shared. The U.S. Botanic Garden has been around for more than 200 years and this 200 year old Gardens history will be explained (About Us)(Brief History of the U.S. Botanic Garden)(U.S. Botanic Garden Conservatory)