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Cultivating
a Cutting Garden
Cutting
gardens, which were a normal part of Victorian gardens, are made up of
a variety of annuals and perennials, both flowering and foliage, that
can be used in flower arrangements. Today, they can fill the need for
fresh-cut flowers, either for the home or to offer as a gift. More.... |
Don't Feed a Tree That Isn't Hungry
Fall may
have the slight edge over the spring for fertilizing. But no
matter when you fertilize, how can you know if you should fertilize at
all? If your mature trees appear healthy and have never been
fertilized, don't start now. . More... |
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Corrugated Garden Beds
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Small
Space Gardening
If you have only a small space to grow vegetables, try planting closer
together.
Forget rows of seeds or plants with traditional distances between them.
Just plant the recommended distance apart without rows. . More... |
 Amaryllis
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Saving Holiday Gift Plants
Ornamental plants
like poinsettias, Christmas cacti, Christmas Kalanchoe, amaryllis bulbs
and miniature Christmas trees are often given as gifts during the
holiday season. More... |
Brighten Winter With Holly
How can we brighten up a bleak winter
landscape? One way is by incorporating evergreen and semi-evergreen
shrubs into landscape plantings. For centuries Europeans have been
using hollies to dress up their winter landscapes, indoors and
out. More... |
Holly
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Christmas Trees
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Alternative Evergreens
Just a handful of species make
up the majority of evergreens planted. This lack of diversity is
starting to be a real problem in areas where diseases are decimating
both Scotch pine and Austrian pine, the two most commonly planted pine
trees of the last 50 years. More...
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Gifts
for Gardeners
If you have gardeners on your shopping
list, whatever you do, don’t give them cheap tools. Give them
something they’ll remember. Most serious gardeners would much
rather receive one high-quality garden tool than a bunch of cheap ones
that won’t last a year. More... |
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Tree Pruner |
When to
Prune
As the days get
shorter and plants go dormant for winter, many homeowners become
anxious to prune their landscapes. But for most trees and shrubs,
pruning in the fall is not the best time. More...
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Overwintering
Geraniums
You can beat the
frost and save your geraniums by taking them inside to overwinter. In
freezing temperatures, unprotected annual geraniums will turn a mushy
green and die. More...
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 Geraniums
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Garden Belt
Homegrown and Handmade
A Practical Guide to More Self-Reliant Living
Grocery
Gardening
The Winter Harvest
Handbook
Gardeners Knee Pads
Ratchet-Action Pruner
Roto Driller
Light
Sensing in Plants
The
Identification of Flowering Plant Families
Including a Key to Those Native and Cultivated in North Temperate
Regions
Gloxinias
and How to Grow Them
by Peggie Schulz
Garden
Bucket Caddy
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