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In the Moon Valley Garden: So many plants, so little land...
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In the Moon Valley Garden. Monday, April 20, 2009. So many plants, so little land. I believe almost all gardeners soon run out of space to plant. So, what is a gardener to do when she can not bear to part with any of her beloved plants to make way for new and there are so many more to adore? Put them in containers! Over the weekend, I attended Cherie Czaplicki "Container Gardening" class at the Maricopa Extension http:/ cals.arizona.edu/maricopa/garden/html/general/hort.htm. The Growing Medium…. One-thir...
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In the Moon Valley Garden: Bloomin' Tuesday
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In the Moon Valley Garden. Tuesday, April 14, 2009. Click the Title above to locate other Bloomin. This is my first " Bloomin. I found the Bloomin. Tuesday group when visiting the Water When Dry blog. I was looking for a little desert garden help. http:/ waterwhendry.blogspot.com/. After my enjoyable and inspirational virtual walks through the other Bloomin. Tuesday gardens, I wanted to invite each of you to join me in my AZ garden. Here is what is in bloom today in my AZ garden. We are all fascinated by...
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In the Moon Valley Garden: I'm Having So Much Fun in the Garden
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In the Moon Valley Garden. Thursday, April 2, 2009. I'm Having So Much Fun in the Garden. Temperatures are lovely. It is cool in the morning and in the evening and during the hours of 11:00 am - 2:00 pm the sun shines bright and it is very warm. Time for sunscreen and plenty of water. While I am typically working in the garden during the morning and into the afternoon, I took these pictures while out observing the garden at cocktail time. Now there is something to celebrate! Labels: Arizona Wild Flowers.
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In the Moon Valley Garden: January 2009
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In the Moon Valley Garden. Saturday, January 31, 2009. Welcome to desert gardening. At the time, there were two large trees on our neighbor's property and they provided too much protection from the sun and nothing really produced. But, we kept trying. Over the last couple of weekends we have begun to plant tomatoes Early Girl and Celebrity. Peppers, artichokes and chives. Vern started some seedlings - squash, desert water melon, corn, sunflowers, basil and more. Planted and Pruned by Linda M. Verardi.
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In the Moon Valley Garden: April 2009
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In the Moon Valley Garden. Tuesday, April 28, 2009. Click the Title above to locate other Bloomin. Tuesdays.I find myself hoping for 'this' or 'that' to be in bloom so I can share it with everyone. Yesterday, I received a little help in the garden pruning the trees. The blooms are mostly gone and it is growing season so the Palo. Which reminds me that I am the branches that are masterfully. Here is what is blooming today in my AZ garden. Above, Larkspur (. Above, Desert Senna (. Wednesday, April 22, 2009.
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In the Moon Valley Garden: February 2009
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In the Moon Valley Garden. Sunday, February 22, 2009. Who's been eating my tomato plants? I think it is a Hornworm. The pepper plants however are growing strong.yummy, I can almost taste the spicy. Infused vodka in the most Perfect Parade Bloody Mary! SPIN IT.SPIN IT. Planted and Pruned by Linda M. Verardi. Monday, February 2, 2009. Spring is in the air. BL, before Linda, Vern's front yard was a well orchestrated. Desert landscape with a couple of trees a Palo. Verde and a Palo. Of seed, I had a few patc...
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In the Moon Valley Garden: Compost Bin Envy
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In the Moon Valley Garden. Tuesday, April 7, 2009. After the last post, I strongly thought about dedicating an area of the yard to composting. I love the smell of earthy compost and the results of compost in the garden were pleasantly surprising. Originally, I learned that the native desert plants do not need compost. Thus, I didn't give composting a thought. However, after attending the http:/ ag.arizona.edu/extension/. The area I chose to place my bins was already collecting yard waste. Ive gotten seve...
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In the Moon Valley Garden: Veggie Garden Update
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In the Moon Valley Garden. Wednesday, April 22, 2009. The vegetable garden is doing very well this year. The artichoke and garlic section is thriving. The garlics are forming flower tops.I read I should cut off the flowers to keep the energy in the bulbs so I get nice big bulbs. http:/ ag.arizona.edu/yavapai/anr/hort/byg/archive/growinggarlic.html. The peppers are producing. I'll wait until the weekend to pick the few we currently have and use them in something wonderful. Look at that tomato plant.
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In the Moon Valley Garden: A Little Composted Mulch Does Your Vege Garden Good
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In the Moon Valley Garden. Monday, April 6, 2009. A Little Composted Mulch Does Your Vege Garden Good. Look how big the tomatoes are getting. The pepper plants are growing quite nicely and some of the flowers have beared fruit. I have added a couple of globe artichoke to the garlic garden. Since then, I have seen how large the artichoke plants will get! Planted and Pruned by Linda M. Verardi. May 3, 2009 at 6:48 AM. I'm doing veggies for the first time and am amazed at how well they are doing! Vegetable ...
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In the Moon Valley Garden: Bloomin' Tuesday
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In the Moon Valley Garden. Tuesday, April 21, 2009. Click the Title above to locate other Bloomin' Tuesday gardens. One of the reasons I love spending time in the garden, is that it is always changing, evolving into the next and over time the garden comes into its own. Just when I feel, wow, this is beautiful the garden makes an adjustment and something new catches my attention. Today in my AZ garden the Blue Palo. Arizona's state tree, is in bloom along with the Palo. And the Creosote Bush. Ah, my Palo.
