New article posted on the challenges of growing vegetables when you have dogs.
Home grown tomatoes taste spectacular straight from the vine
March 13, 2010
March 11, 2010
Protecting new growth
Posted by Barhi under Gardeners Diary | Tags: perennials, protection |Leave a Comment
At this time of year, emerging perennials are at their most vulnerable to being trodden on, by humans and dogs alike.
One way to avoid this is to use plant supports to provide a physical barrier for them.
More information on this topic is available at Protecting the Garden from your Dog.
Protect young perennials as they emerge
March 9, 2010
Having problems with your dog eating your plants? Check out the new article on the “Ouch” command.
Flowers can be very tempting for a puppy
Gardening and dogs 