Wendy j H questioned:


In the United Kingdom there are Winter gardens , like the Winter garden in Cambridge are there any like the Cambridge winter garden in the Netherlands.

Steve questioned:


Yesterday I bought seeds for Fall/Winter garden…Swiss Chard, Lettuce (Simpson Black Seed) Radishes, Spinach, and Carrots. It appears, according to the Hays County planting guide that we have, that I should wait until at least mid-August, perhaps later to start these seeds. The plot would be to keep most of them (except for the radishes and carrots, of course) in the hydropon. What do you reckon about the timing of planting?

ding-a-ling questioned:


I have romaine lettuce,& broclic as well & everything is comming along very nicely.Now all i need is some recipes to use to get the best use out of everything.Thanks Oh ! nearly forgot do people usually eat this cabbage cooked ,raw or both.If you have recipes for each way i want to hear from you.

Wendy b questioned:


I have grown flowers and summer veggie garden profusely in zone 7 Oregon, but I have no thought how to grow winter veggies, I need suggestions

arcticbabe2006 questioned:


I planted my first garden this year and what a harvest i’m about to have! But, i’m not sure how to prep if for winter? we don’t get that much snow but we get some and it gets cold…do i pull out my tomato plants all together? pull everything out and turn soil? Any advice would be helpful …i still have some time before the first frost. Thanks!
i live in Northern Nevada

Sunshine. questioned:


I have a medium sized typical English garden with Forsythia, Hydrangea, a few clipped Box bushes, Redcurrant bushes, Roses and a huge Cordyline palm. The grass is overlong but too wet to cut and also full of fallen leaves from next door’s tree. I’d like to do a final clean up before retiring till spring. Does anyone have any tips for getting the best out of my garden over winter. Also, are there any excellent bedding plants to add a splash of colour.

Dustin questioned:


I recently had a large part of my yard where there was a 30′ pool dug out and removed. I replaced it with top soil very rich in nutrients from a friends farm. We are plotting to start a garden in the spring. The problem is that a weird clover looking plant has started to take the space over. Should I kill all of this before winter or worry about it in the spring?

Q&A questioned:


I mean for an edible garden What Veggies and herbs grow in the winter?

kamisha100 questioned:


We are really interested in the StoneyBrook Golf Club Subdivision. Is this a family oriented city? Crime? Schools? All info will be helpful since we know nothing about the area. My husband will work at the Airport And I am a Nurse so very flexible on where I can work. Also if there are any other suggestions for fantastic places to live work and play thats fantastic for the family Let me know.
What area would one liken to the Manhatten of Orlando? For instance Atlanta to the Buckhead area? Hope you know the analogy.

Lindsey * questioned:


I live in Southern California zone 13 and have to grow a garden (preferably with primarily edible plants). It doesn’t frost much and tempuratures when its really cold are rarely below 40s.
sorry i dont really know anything about zones or anything, thats just what someone told me we were in… this is a school project and i have to start soon and i had no thought what plants would grow, thatnk you for your help so far!