July 2024 - Page 4 of 5 - The Sweet Garden Life

04 Jul

Planting Easter Flowers – Long Lasting Beauty!

November 1, 2024
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It’s that time of year when the world falls in love with all the beautiful flowers bursting from the ground after a long winter’s nap. ...

04 Jul

Reviews, Summer

Outdoor Fountains – A Review of 3 Water Fountains

November 1, 2024
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Why We Need the Sound of Water Have you ever wondered why being around a body of water or just listening to the trickling sound of a b...

04 Jul

Gardening Ideas, Summer

Outdoor Container Garden Ideas – Creating a Patio Oasis

November 1, 2024
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When my husband and I moved to our third house, we acquired one and two third acres of land. It was previously part of a farmer’s field...

04 Jul

My Story/Credentials

MY STORY – How I Became A Gardener

November 1, 2024
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About Nina Welcome to my website! Whenever I show people the gardens I have created many respond, “Oh I don’t have a green thumb like ...

03 Jul

Summer, Sustainability, Types of Garden

Low Maintenance Flower Garden – Sustainable and Beneficial

November 1, 2024
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Everyone enjoys a beautiful garden. When you enter one, your blood pressure decreases, your senses are heightened by the intoxicating s...

03 Jul

Gardening Ideas, Summer, Types of Garden

Landscaping With Ornamental Grasses-Best Gardening Ideas

November 1, 2024
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There is nothing more graceful and calming than beholding the soft sways of tall ornamental grasses free-flowing in the wind. It awaken...

02 Jul

All post, Basics of Gardening

Keeping Critters Out Of A Garden – Darn Varmints!!

November 1, 2024
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Animals are so soft, cuddly, and fun to watch, but when it comes to a garden, no one wants them there. Nothing is more frustrating or a...

02 Jul

Plants & Flowers, Summer

Kinds of Hydrangeas – Five Main Types

November 1, 2024
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Hydrangeas are one of my favorite summer blossoms. Their bold, colorful blooms bring a touch of old-fashioned, cozy ambiance to any yar...

02 Jul

All post, Holidays, Plants & Flowers, Winter

How to Take Care of a Christmas Cactus – It’s Not Difficult

November 7, 2024
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A Christmas cactus, (Schlumbergera), is a small cactus that is native to Brazil. It is considered an epiphyte. An epiphyte is a plant t...

02 Jul

Fall, Herbs, Plants & Flowers

Is Chrysanthemum Tea Really Good for Your Health?

November 7, 2024
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Drinking tea is very much in vogue. Tea is second only to water, world wide, as the most preferred beverage. Three billion cups of tea ...

02 Jul

Life Empty Nesting

Inspiration During Trying Times……Covid Days

November 1, 2024
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When I read this article from the Washington Post, I realized the woman who is narrating was born the same year as my Dad. I have been ...

02 Jul

Holidays, Plants & Flowers, Winter

How to Take Care of a Poinsettia – Holidays and Beyond

November 7, 2024
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Seeing poinsettias in your local garden and grocery stores is a sure sign that the holidays are right around the corner. Poinset...