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Archive for Gardening with Cheryl

Sustainable gardening focus of conference on March 12

by: Submitted Press Release March 10, 2010

The keynote speaker will talk about her concept of edible landscaping, including tips on how to cultivate and cook with produce from “theme gardens.”

A tour of the 2010 CT Flower & Garden Show

by: Cheryl Pedemonti | HTNP Gardening March 6, 2010

The exhibits included structures, patios, fire pits, water features, retaining walls, specimen trees, flowering shrubs and masses of bulbs forced into bloom for this winter spectacle.

A gardener’s survival list for winter

by: Cheryl Pedemonti | HTNP Gardening January 16, 2010

Add these plants to your garden first thing in spring, before you get carried away by all the spring bloomers that will be showcased early on at the garden center.

Fall chores in the perennial garden

by: Dawn Pettinelli | UConn Home & Garden Education Center November 7, 2009

The final mulching for winter protection should not be done until the ground freezes which usually doesn’t occur until December. If put it down too early, voles may take up residence and feast on your perennial plants all winter.

Ornamental Grasses: Beauty and Movement in the Garden

by: Cheryl Pedemonti | HTNP Gardening October 21, 2009

A four-season garden would not be complete without one of these amazing ornamental grass.

You can create glorious Autumn days in the garden

by: Cheryl Pedemonti | HTNP Gardening September 5, 2009

Perennials that bloom in late summer and fall include colors of purple, red, orange, and gold that echo the fall color on deciduous trees and shrubs. These flower colors look great against the evergreen foliage of junipers, false cypress, pines and spruce trees.

The fine art of weeding

by: Cheryl Pedemonti | HTNP Gardening May 10, 2009

The longer you wait to pull out the weeds, the deeper the roots will dive into the soil. Instead of the slight tug on the stem it takes now to remove the weed, you will be digging out the roots with a trowel later.

Early spring: what to do now in the garden

by: Cheryl Pedemonti | HTNP Gardening April 4, 2009

“Anticipation is one of the joys of gardening and if you know how and where to look, you can find signs of each season long before the calendar confirms it.” Nancy Goodwin

How to have a green - and safe - yard

by: Brenda Sullivan | HTNP.com Editor March 26, 2009

“Pet cancer is on the rise and some of it is being attributed to what we put on our lawns.”

2009 CT Flower & Garden Show: a spring break in full bloom

by: Cheryl Pedemonti | HTNP Gardening February 22, 2009

The Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut is an integral part of the flower and garden show each year.

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