by Beth DiGioia | Mar 8, 2019 | McKinney Gardens
From the garden of Beth DiGioia, Garden Coach at L3H2, Inc. GROW: Plant oxalis bulbs in the early spring 1” deep, 6” apart in well drained soil. Foliage will emerge in 6 weeks and bloom in 8-10 weeks. They enjoy partial shade and plenty of compost. KNOW: Don’t be...
by Beth DiGioia | Feb 20, 2019 | McKinney Gardens
From the garden of Beth DiGioia, Garden Coach at L3H2, Inc. Winter affords us an opportunity to take a break from gardening, but beginning in February warmer days leave us yearning to be back in the garden. You can get a jump on spring cleaning if you remember three...
by Beth DiGioia | Feb 11, 2019 | McKinney Gardens
From the garden of Beth DiGioia, Garden Coach at L3H2, Inc. Immune Boosting Tea Cold and flu season is upon us. Being sick is a nuisance that interrupts our life and makes us feel yucky. Sometimes getting sick is a sign of a weak immune system caused by insufficient...
by Beth DiGioia | Jan 21, 2019 | McKinney Gardens, Our Favorite Favorites
I love sound in the garden. My favorite tunes are bird song, but second are my Corinthian Bells wind chimes. Their centrally suspended aluminum tubes and high density striker produce incredible tones and resonance, and the melodies continue long after the striker...
by Beth DiGioia | Jan 5, 2019 | McKinney Gardens
From the garden of Beth DiGioia Build a Grow Station Mid-month it’s going to be time to start growing spring vegetables. The advantage to growing plants from seed is that the varieties available are endless. Unfortunately, there are few windowsills that provide...
