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Container Gardening
If you love flowers, fresh vegetables and culinary herbs, but lack the space, the tools or the energy for a
Lasagna Gardening A Book Review - Gardening
If you have new raised beds, rocky soil, bad knees or a bad back, Lasagna Gardening might be just the gardening you are
Organic Gardening
Ever considered going organic in your garden? It's a lot easier than you think! Gardening expert Joe Lamp'l will help
Gardening in Small Spaces - Gardening
I bet a lot of you are like me-a person with a passion for gardening who lives in the concrete jungle known as the city.
Gardening for Butterflies
Gardening for butterflies is a suspenseful art, a bit like holding a picnic and wondering if your invited guests will
Gardening in Eden
''Though an old man,'' Thomas Jefferson wrote at Monticello, ''I am but a young gardener.'' Every gardener is. In
It's gardening time again! - Jennifer Moore
The first official day of spring was Monday, and with Robins looking for worms, I know spring weather is on its way.
The Gardening Book
For science-fair projects or rainy-day fun amusements: Jane Bull's The Gardening Book is lively and engaging gardening
Q&A: Seed Starting For Biennials
Question: Should I start seeds for biennials indoors in early spring or should I
wait until fall? I want to plant foxgloves, forget-me-nots, campanulas
and hollyhocks. I live in Zone 5.
Q&A: Transplanting Blueberries
Question: I would like to move my blueberry bushes. When is
the best time to do this? In the spring, while they are
still dormant, or in the fall, after the fruit is harvested?
Answer: The plants should be dormant when transplanted. In
mild climates, you can move them in either in early spring
Tip: Prevent Rose Diseases
Check roses for fungal diseases that cause leaf yellowing.
Prevent diseases by annually replacing mulch, pruning roses
properly, and spraying an organic control such as neem oil.
Nasturtium (Tropaeolum majus)
Plant type: Annual, Herb, Interior Plant
USDA Hardiness Zones: UKN
Height: 18" to 30"
Spread: 0"
Exposure: full sun
Bloom Color: Orange, Yellow
Bloom Time: Early summer, Early fall, Late summer, Mid summer
Leaf Color: Green, Variegated, Yellow
Growth Rate: fast
Moisture: dry to
Past Stories
Gardening Question of the Day for Wednesday, March 10, 2010
9 Mar 2010 at 8:00pm
I recently moved into a very old home that came with a very old raspberry patch. I pruned and cleaned it out last year, but it didn't do well. Is there anything in particular that raspberry bushes like that may give my berries a boost for the coming summer? (answer).
From The Old Farmer's Almanac.
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