MY GARDEN

This video show you the "roots" of my garden so to speak. Thanks for watching and be sure to check out my website and sign up for my newsletter. Patti- The Garden Girl Distributed by Tubemogul.

This video show you the "roots" of my garden so to speak. Thanks for watching and be sure to check out my website and sign up for my newsletter. Patti- The Garden Girl

My garden has been built on a foundation of recycling, starting with recycled newspapers and horse manure, to chain link fence from a construction project to stakes and plastic benches it is 99% recycled.

Here are some pictures from my first garden in 2005. I will have some Grandpa Garden Tips uploaded soon. Thank you for viewing!

This is a relaxation video or a meditation video of my lush garden with the soft sounds of birds and light rain pattering on the leaves. Whenever you wish to relax or mediate, I hope you find my garden helpful, I know I do!

Watch this Videojug clip to get several easy and safe ways to prevent your cat from messing up your garden.

We start today by looking at plants blooming in both my garden and my friend and neighbor Walt's. The 'theme' of today was yellow and we focused on plants with yellow flowers and/or yellow foliage.

We looked at some plants in my garden that I have recently put in pots or planted.

Flower Power is a video celebration of one of Mother Nature's most powerful and poetic creations: the flower! Infinite varieties of color, shape, sizes and fragrance unfold in a celebration of life and beauty. In this video you will see an assortment of flowers; African Daisies, several types of sunflowers, orange poppies, sweet peas, blooming artichoke, wild iris, cala lilies, and even the lowly dandelion. All of these flowers reveal there natural, symmetrical beauty. Flower Power was filmed in my friend Cat's garden at the Beaver Creek Spiritual Temple. :) Music by Tony Kaltenberg.

Keeping a crisp edge on the garden border is an important part of the garden. By creating a unique edge of stone the gardens 'pop' out of the background. My edge is comprised of 1 1/2" river stone. I have a border that is 6-8" wide and up to 4" deep. This border has a landscape fabric underneath the stone to prevent weeds and to prevent the stones from going into the earth. The stones look great cleaned and will give your garden that crisp edge so ...

When those long hot dog days of summer roll in, I find myself looking for a shady spot and a glass of lemonade. And my garden, by this time of year, is looking for another splash of color.

Although I have other favorite colors, I am a sucker for blue. This lobelia produces the most charming blue flowers. Billowing masses of blooms cascade over the edges of hanging baskets and containers. I planted LagunaT Sky Blue in my garden last spring a

My guest was Kelly Steck and he showed us a pergola he had built. This is at the entrance to his home and was designed to give some privacy from the street. While Kelly is handy with wood and tools, he thought most people (even me, he said off camera) could build something l

We begin the show with three plants from my own garden that look great today.

We looked at my Rhododendron 'Yaku Angel' which has beautiful brown velvet indumentum. This rhododendron is showing fat flower buds just about ready to pop open.

We look at some of the blooming plants in my own garden and the beautiful thick stems of Peony, Molly the Witch, poking through the ground.

Summer brings a wide variety of blooms to my garden. Some are exotic and come from far away places and others, like the purple coneflower, are as American as apple pie.They grow wild in fields and along the roadsides in many parts of the country. And of course, you can just

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I'm always looking for ways to make my little piece of earth, my garden, a better place. One of the ways I do this is to invite certain visitors. That is, visitors that are helpful like toads.I know that a toad has a face that only a mother could love, but did you know that

When I select plants for my garden, I want them to fit into the overall plan producing lots of blooms and color. But I also plant for beneficial insects such a bumblebees. You see, they'll work hard all summer and into the fall gathering pollen from this bog sage.Of course,

The summer is that time of year for me to kick back, slow down a bit, and enjoy all of the hard work I've put into my garden. One of my favorite ways to do this is to bring the dining experience outdoors. To do this you have to be willing to deal with some challenges. The we

When those long hot dog days of summer roll in, I find myself looking for a shady spot and a glass of lemonade. And my garden, by this time of year, is looking for another splash of color. You know, there's no better place to look than to the North American native plants lik

Over the years as my garden has continued to evolve, I've made a concerted effort to look for ways to reduce the amount of lawn I have to care for. I've done this by creating different types of garden paths using a variety of materials such as this gravel or brick or even ju

Whenever I'm designing elements for my garden, I always keep in mind, that the more natural they are the better they seem to fit in and that's exactly what I did when I created this rustic trellis. But others have taken this idea a step further. Jim Long, author of the book

http://www.survivalistboards.comPlanting a fall garden at my aunts house. My son and I planted a row of turnip greens and a row of mustard greens.

My friend, Dr. Edgar Milford, brought me two, possibly dwarf Orinoco Banana Trees, so I planted them. They are supposed to be cold hardy, so with a bit of care, I might have a banana tree! Distributed by Tubemogul.

My friend, Dr. Edgar Milford, brought me two, possibly dwarf Orinoco Banana Trees, so I planted them. They are supposed to be cold hardy, so with a bit of care, I might have a banana tree! Distributed by Tubemogul.

Learn how to make delicious and easy rice with this recipe from Patti Moreno of Garden Girl TV.

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