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After calling into your local station :) settle in to enjoy full episodes from Season One on the website. We get each new episode up online pretty quickly after it premieres. Hope that helps!
http://www.growingagreenerworld.com/episodes/
Commented Mar 23, 2011 on Growing a Greener World: Season One Wraps at Garden Rant
Growing a Greener World: Season One Wraps
26 episodes. 8 months. 18 states. 36 cities. 254 stations. 4,058 tweets. Joe Lamp'l's PBS show Growing a Greener World has wrapped up its first season, and they've got a cool summary reel that looks back over their first year on the air. (It'll be worth watching through to the end just t...
I'm still trying to get my lawn converted over TO clover! Happy to say so far it's going very, very nicely.
Commented Jul 26, 2010 on Memo to Scotts - Clover and Dandelions are Good Things at Garden Rant
Memo to Scotts - Clover and Dandelions are Good Things
Garden writer Marty Ross got two emails from the PR department of Scotts MiracleGro last week, the first one with this headline and first sentence: Clover Taking Over Local Lawns "What: Clover is popping up in lawns all over the area and choking out healthy grass sp...
Oh, thank you, I needed this laugh tonight! "I put the lipstick on my mouth... not sure if that was clear." I am CRYING.
Commented Jun 21, 2010 on The Girl from Ipanema or, How to say "F*CK THAT HURTS!" in Portuguese at BloggingDangerously
The Girl from Ipanema or, How to say "F*CK THAT HURTS!" in Portuguese
I keep a list of potential blog post topics on my computer so that when writer's block hits I can refer to it and hopefully come up with something that amuses you. Last week I INNOCENTLY posted a story about "the hair down there" and it started a firestorm of commenting and tweeting that led me...
I do feel pretty lucky. I'm in 7b, so I put mine outside in pots and beds and cross my fingers. So far all but one have come back from winter - the most expensive one died, naturally.
If they bloomed indoors for the holidays I don't always get an outdoor bloom the first spring - but I get a nice show later in the summer or the next spring, and then regularly.
I've not ever attempted getting another holiday bloom out of them.
Commented Dec 5, 2009 on Unlocking the mysteries of the amaryllis at Garden Rant
Unlocking the mysteries of the amaryllis
Lacy's favorite, Orange Sovereign Hippeastrum. Amaryllis. Hippeastrum. Ama— Oh, who cares. Taxonomy is not the mystery I’m talking about. For many gardeners, the biggest mystery about these plants is how to keep them alive and blooming (as indoor plants) for more than one season. I know many ...
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