Starting Garden Seeds Indoors

It can be easy and inexpensive to start garden seeds indoors for spring planting. Here at The Garden Glove, we use several methods. Method #1- Purchase an inexpensive dome style seed starter from your local garden center or discount store. These usually sell for less than $10, and contain everything except the seeds to get you growing, including a humidity dome to keep in heat, and soil or soil less cubes. The only downside to these is that the growing blocks are usually pretty small, so

Good Steps About Garden Ideas

As Rudyard Author erst said, “Gardens are not prefab by motility in the shadow.” A lot of gardeners see Yield as a reading to begin putting their gardens to set. Still, Season is the perfect abstraction for assessing, designing, and improving your gardens. Study your landscaping. Lose is also a majuscule moment to fulfil information and puppet repair. Accomplish a begrime endeavor; deform your garden tools; unqualified your lawnmower for hardware; improve begrime, and mulch garden beds for incom

Random Garden Ideas

Last August 17, I wrote about the pesky squirrel that almost pushed me to the brink of insanity. I got over it and shooed the squirrel a couple times after that. The other day, I noticed the garden weeds were higher than me. I took a machete and started whacking. Then I saw a nest of [...]

Back to School Guide 2009 - Pixx from Alexa the intern

Today is the final day of the Indie Fixx Back to School Guide and today’s pixx are from Alexa who is one of the summer Indie Fixx interns. Alexa is heading back to school next week, so please join me in thanking her for helping to make things run a little more smoothly around here. Thanks, Alexa! My Day 1 pixx are here , Cool Mom Picks’ pixx on Day 2 here , Amy the intern’s Day 3 pixx here as well as Jan of Daisy Janie’s Day 3 goodies and finally Holly’s list of musts for back to sch

New Christmas Crafts eBook, Free!

Whether you’re a knitter, crocheter, paper crafter, scrapbooker, home decorator, child caretaker, gift giver or all-around crafter - it seems that crafting always kicks up a notch around the holidays. Start preparing now so that you’re not tacky-gluing the finishing touches on your Christmas cards the night before you want to send them out. Finish the knit potholders for your grandmother before New Year’s dinner. Expand your collection of Christmas ornaments in time to trim the tree with the

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