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There are only a couple of days left to vote for your favorite winning photo from last year's Gardening Photo Challenges.We had 6 themed challenges and picked our favorites, based on both the quality of the photo and how well they conveyed a love of gardening. Now it's time to pick the Best Photo of the Year.
Right now "Dew Kissed Rose" is holding the lead. Take a look at all the photos by clicking on the Gallery link, below, then come back and vote for your favorite.
View the Gallery of Photo Nominees
Vote for Your Favorite Gardening Photo originally appeared on About.com Gardening on Friday, January 27th, 2012 at 07:00:54.
The USDA just came out with all new maps for US Plant Hardiness Zones. The best change is how easy the maps are to read. They're designed for the web and they look great. They're also the culmination of 30 years of data and should be more accurate. Thankfully there's still a zip code look up, for those of us who want to cut to the chase. Don't worry, your existing plants won't now they've moved a zone or 2. They'll still be fine. Here's a look at the changes made to the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Maps. Then go to the USDA site and find your new zone.
Photo: USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map, 2012. Agricultural Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. Accessed from http://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/.
New Plant Hardiness Zones originally appeared on About.com Gardening on Thursday, January 26th, 2012 at 07:00:00.
I was writing about snapdragons the other day and realized I hadn't grown any from seed in quite a few years, so I stopped by the garden center to see what they had. I was reading the packet and remembered that snapdragon seed, like poppies, petunias and several others, germinate best if they are left exposed to the light. That made me curious about what other seeds prefer not being covered in soil. I've compiled a list of many that need light, some seeds that will grow no matter what you do to them and some tips for keeping uncovered seed moist, until they germinate. Here they are: Seeds that Need Light.
Photo: © Marie Iannotti
Seeds that Need Light to Germinate originally appeared on About.com Gardening on Wednesday, January 25th, 2012 at 09:00:12.
Today marks the start of the Year of the Dragon, so of course my thoughts went straight to the garden, where dragon are right at home. One of my absolute favorite spring/fall flowers is the snapdragon. They're as bright and cheerful as a Chinese New Year parade and who doesn't remember the first time an adult showed you the snap in the dragon head flowers?
Another charmingly imposing garden dragon is the dragonfly. Few insects wolf down as many gnats and mosquitoes as these wide-eyed dragons. I think the Year of the Dragon is a very good omen for our gardens.
Photo: © Marie Iannotti
Dragons in the Garden originally appeared on About.com Gardening on Monday, January 23rd, 2012 at 07:00:09.
Let's admit it, we're not fashion palettes in the garden. Practicality rules. Rubber shoes, overalls, tools hanging off our belts and, in my case, a big old straw hat. I never garden without a hat. My nose couldn't handle it. I take a lot of ribbing for it, but hey, my nose knows. What's your gardening uniform? Fess up, what wardrobe quirk to you you bring to the garden?
Dressed to Garden originally appeared on About.com Gardening on Saturday, January 21st, 2012 at 09:00:05.