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Showing posts with label vegetable garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vegetable garden. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 09, 2009

Fall Vegetable Gardening


From galtime.com:  Vegetable gardens are a hot topic these days! Michelle Obama is growing vegetables on the White House lawn, as are many of the first ladies across the country. The President is talking about having a farmer's market inside the Oval Office (just kidding). They have their Victory Gardens and you can have yours.

Now, a lot of people say they “don't have a green thumb", but is a green thumb something you’re born with? Not according to garden coach, Jeannie Hanson. Like any other skill, it’s an ability you acquire with knowledge and experience. You do need to know a few basics to have a successful start … then with some experience you’ll begin to know your way around…and proudly start saying, I grew it myself! read more


Whether you need garden design, coaching, seasonal maintenance or planting, Geno's Garden can help! Call me at (916) 764-5243, or email hansonja@aol.com. For more information on our services, click here.

Friday, June 26, 2009

Pruning Tomatoes...what???

some of last year's tomatoes
Fine Gardening, a fine magazine, sent me a newsletter about pruning tomatoes last week. Made me want to grab my pruning shears and head outside...which is what I plan to do, so I've got to make this short! Check it out: Pruning Tomatoes.

Monday, June 22, 2009

Summer Vegetable Garden Special


Today's the 2nd day of summer, and it's not too late to plant a veggie garden. In honor of this grand season, I'm offering a free 1/2 hour consultation (a $25 value) thru the 3rd of July. I will assess your site for the best vegetables, herbs and possibly, citrus trees. I will make recommendations regarding growing method (raised bed, square foot gardening) and irrigation system. If you like I can also help you get your small garden planted and coach you so you can have a successful gardening experience.
You can be eating your own tomatoes this summer but you need to act now!