Gardening Tips from Garden Author Doug Green
This is the original site from when I used to give gardening tips through my specialist greenhouse and nursery - I loved the idea of "Simple Gifts" so much, I kept it when I became a full time garden writer and use it for helping people by writing gardening articles and sharing information.
Tis a gift to be simple. Tis a gift to be free.
Tis a gift to come down where we ought to be.
And when we find ourselves in a place just right
T'will be in the valley of love and delight.
Shaker Hymn
I'm Doug Green, a semi-retired nurseryman who used to produce 1600 varieties of perennials and 6-800- varieties of annuals every spring in my nursery and garden center. I stopped doing that to write and have written 8 paper books and a growing number of e-books. Not to mention about 6000 pages of articles and pictures on my websites.
Please use the search box in the top right hand corner - it links to all my sites and articles.
You'll also find comment boxes on most of the articles in case you need clarification of something I've written.
I hope I can help you have a better garden - thanks for visiting
Doug
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Newsletter
A free weekly gardening newsletter with questions and answers, articles and links to interesting gardening information
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My Garden eBooks
I write ebooks on practical how-to subjects to save you time and effort and teach you exactly what you need to know.
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Biological Pest Control we identify your insects here (hundreds of pics of identified insects already) and we tell you how to control some of the worst ones.
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Houseplants Practical tips on growing houseplants you'll be able to use on almost all plants.
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Roses I've grown them for years, written two book and here's what you need to know.
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Shrubs in Your Backyard The basic tips for success with growing shrubs in the landscape
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Organic Vegetable Gardening you need to know it, and there's likely an article here on your vegetable
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Vines from great to terrible, I'm writing the honest stuff about each vine so you'll know what to plant (or not)
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Fall Crocus