Before you start the process of gardening, the first thing that you should do is to determine what kind of garden that you desire to have. Gardens range in a variety of style as well as purpose, therefore, it’s important to have a clear understanding of the type of garden that you want. A few of main types of gardens are: flower, vegetable, herb, and formal gardens.
Everyone knows I love birds. I wouldn’t be doing this if I didn’t. Many people don’t know I also love cats. My daughter also loves animals. I’m certain she inherited love of animals from both her mother and me. She wants to save the world actually. She’s an adult and belongs to a sea turtle rescue organization. She has, over the years, rescued five feral cats and somehow they have ended up in my country backyard. Spayed and neutered of course, and well fed and taken care of. So the question is how can a lover of both birds and cats reconcile the activities of both?
August, to the farmers throughout the South of Mid-America, means that crops are “laid by,” and the time for taking it easy has arrived. This is true to a large extent of the gardener, also. Much of the hottest part of the summer has passed, and only a few more days of extreme temperatures will remain to sear the garden flowers.