Gorgeous, Frugal Garden No Further Than Bucket and Pantyhose

Everyone wants to save money and look good doing it. Can a kitty litter bucket and an old pair of pantyhose do the trick? "It works quite well," says Tidewater, Virginia gardener Victoria Rosendahl. "It's organic, easy and inexpensive, and recycles kitchen waste. And old pairs of pantyhose, too."

Compost tea is just one of the secrets divulged in a new website geared just for gardeners who like to save every cent possible.

From seed saving tips, to techniques on thinning perennials, to the secret of vegetable gardening in as little as 15 square feet, http://www.money-saving-garden-tips.com will show you how to have a gorgeous garden without blowing an entire paycheck.

If you love spring flowers, you’ll get all the information you need to know about planting, dividing and enjoying spring flowers – even a tip on how to keep your tulip bulbs safe from hungry moles, voles and squirrels. Have only 20 square feet on a sunny patio or deck and would love to have a vegetable garden? No problem. You’ll learn how to have a bountiful garden in a small space.

Gardeners who have nothing but shade at home will also benefit from the information on the shade garden page. "There are lots of beautiful plants and flowers that like nothing but shade. When I was planting my first garden, the Internet wasn’t hot yet and there were no resources besides books and articles," says Rosendahl. "My first garden was done with a couple of 4x4 boxes and some tomato stakes. It was mostly guesswork and I wanted to make sure other gardeners, old hands or newbies, had somewhere to go for inspiration at three in the morning."

The Frugal Gardener, a no-cost monthly newsletter, will keep the cost-conscious gardener up to date on the latest money-saving secrets and advice. Also included are 10 extra bonus reports – including an 8-part mini-series on herbs – just for subscribing.

Gardening season is fast upon us. To be the envy of your neighborhood with a beautiful garden that won’t break the bank, go to http://www.money-saving-garden-tips.com today and make tomorrow’s gorgeous garden a reality.


For more information, please contact Victoria Rosendahl by phone at 804-758-3013 or by email at victoria@money-saving-garden-tips.com. More helpful information can be found at http://www.money-saving-garden-tips.com

This release was published on openPR.