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Welcome to the April 16, 2007 edition of Garden Fest. How cute is this baby sparrow? Although you can’t quite tell it from most gardens after that Noreaster blew through, it is spring, a time of renewal and this little guy, who is half the size of his proud mama, proves it! Well, whether the snow is piling up or not, gardeners are ready to garden and we have quite a large carnival today:
Davide Petilli presents First time bonsai: a 5 points survival guide posted at Bonsai&Japan.com.
If you’ve been thinking about growing one of these treasures, this advice should help.
Terrell presents Learning in the Great Outdoors: First Edition posted at Alone on a Limb, saying, “The Carnival of Environmental Education: Learning in the Great Outdoors is now open. Do any of you gardeners have a submission for us? We’d love to see ‘em. Come take a look.”
Well, I think we all love the outdoors and it is great to see another garden related carnival out there.
Garden Hints
Ted Roberson presents The Perfect Landscape for Your Dog posted at Landscaping Design, saying, “Take a look at these great tips on how to make your yard pet friendly….”
I know I can always use more information on gardening in a pet friendly way, especially with the things my guys get into!
Paul Michael presents Secret lawn tonic recipe from golf course groundskeeper posted at Wisebread, saying, “Amazing recipe revealed by golf course groundskeeper. Simple and easy”
I know some people love their lawns, although I am more of a “What a pretty wildflower!” kind of gal, so if you like green and lush, this post may help you get there! contrary1 presents The Frugal Gardening 10 Commandments posted at Personal Finance Advice, saying, “Some gardening hints that I live by that I have learned over the years”
Gardening can be expensive, so these money saving hints are wonderful.
Eric presents It’s Never Too Early (or Late) To Start Your Garden posted at saving simply.
Allen Galbraith presents Even Without a Garden You Can Grow Your Own Potatoes! posted at Life is a Journal - Self Help For Lazy People! Now with added Life Hacks, saying, “Hi,In this day of people trying to be more organic or more “green” - this is a great way of making a small step towards being more organic. Here is how I am growing potatoes without a garden!”
Sounds fascinating. I love new potatoes.
Garden Memories
Lexi Sundell presents Poppies of the Dawn posted at Energies of Creation, saying, “A poem and a painting extoll the delights of poppies blooming at dawn.”
Misc.
Andrea Dickson presents Snail Free Gardening posted at Wisebread, saying, “I love snails. I can’t help but not want to kill them. These are some of my tips on how to garden with fewer snails without cruelty.”
I have snails everywhere in a few of my garden beds, but I can’t kill these amazing little creatures either, so I’m excited about trying a few of these tips!
Jon Rochetti presents The Nation’s Garden posted at The DC Traveler – Washington DC travel & tourism information, saying, “Here’s something on the Nation Garden…”
That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of garden fest using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.
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