This garden is the companion of my larger indigenous vegetable gardens. This garden started two summers ago. The topsoil had been removed when the house was built and I had to add mounds of mulches and cotton burr to make the soil more desirable. The idea is to... » more

These gardens--four rasied beds--and a larger 60x20 garden are in part "regular" gardens, with the usual crops. They also feature indigenous foods that were grown by tribes in Indian Territory (now Oklahoma). One of the courses I teach at the University of Kansas,... » more

Ornamental, beds and borders where evergreen conifers and deciduous shrubs mingle with perennials, bulbs, and a few favorite annuals. Some Iowa prairie plants such as side-oats grama grass. A still-water, self-maintaining...

In the early spring the daffodils and tulips start to poke out of the ground...the 2 lilac bushes begin their blooms soon after. During mid-May, I begin to add veggie, herb, and annual plantings. Also, my parents bring...

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A small balcony in Amsterdam, with morning sun. Click on the photos for more explanation!

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Greetings from Herald, CA. Located just South East of Sacramento by 20 miles. Millions of grape vines cover the Herald landscape and vegetables grow well here with a good compost pile to nourish our Green Garden....

My garden is my art, literally. I grow plants so I can photograph them in new and interesting ways. There is such a variety of plants in the San Francisco Bay Area and I pluck not only from my yard, but along the trail...

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