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What comes to mind when you think about a beautiful garden? Do you like… More
Many people find the process of caring for a lawn very frustrating and confusing.… More
...re full sun to grow. Plan your garden with taller plants near the back… More
...much pleasure and reward to be enjoyed by growing plants from seeds. After the… More
...kes one different from another? Understanding the basic… More
Pepper plants are tropical, and require both heat and water to survive, especially in… More
...haped flowers that originate in the center of the plant, though they are non-ornamental.… More
...se from kids, pets, sun and drought. Fortunately, basic lawn care tips can keep… More
...op inch or two of soil should be sufficient for a basic lawn planting.… More
...vely easy task, as the country garden at its most basic level lacks structure… More
... leaves to avoid brushing up against when hiking. Basic plant… More
Creating a container full of sweet-smelling herbs is an easy weekend project. Containers come… More
...droponic plants takes place indoors and therefore requires some form of artificial lighting in… More
...o enjoy. Landscaping requires maintenance to keep plants, shrubs… More
To grow plants, you only need soil, water and sun. To grow a beautiful,… More
... much interest and flavor. Many herbs are wayside plants in their native environments… More
...d fertilizers, helps improve soil and grow garden plants and limits the amount of… More
Recipe for Basic Garlic Sauce - a quick, cholesterol-free way to dress pasta. More
Recipe for Basic Flower Jelly from the resource libraries at The Chamomile Times &… More
This book covers all the basics to help you make gardening a rewarding, enjoyable,… More
Green roofs added to a house, a garden or over a compost heap increase the… More
Design a new landscape for a garden by considering certain factors, such as the amount… More
Maintaining a garden requires several basic tools, including a shovel, a hoe and pruning sheers.… More
...line in the soil. Learn how to determine the best plant soil in this free… More
...most important issues in tractor maintenance. Get basic tractor maintenance tips in this free video… More
Hydroponics refers to the process of growing plants in water without the use of any… More
The two main types of bamboo plants are clumping bamboo, which grows tall very quickly… More
Pruning Italian plum trees is similar to any other plum tree, as they should be… More
When pruning a mature Japanese plum tree, maintain a V-shape with a few sturdy branches,… More
Learn about the best dusting supplies when dusting and vacuuming your home, to instantly improve… More
Learn about routine care for your garden in this free gardening video about growing your… More
...r, light and soil conditions for the common house plant are discussed in this free… More
...ardening tools allow moisture and air to hit your plant in just the right amounts.… More
...growing your own herb garden. Learn how to make a basic indoor - outdoor herb… More
... herb selection, soil preparation techniques, and plant... More
Learn what your plant needs to stay healthy in this free video clip about plant… More
Learn tips & techniques for preserving flowers in this free online instructional gardening video, including… More
Learn the basics of vertical gardening for growing vegetables in this free online video guide… More
Growing a Venus Fly Trap plant is easy with these tips, learn how to care… More
Where to buy orchids, its different breeds and how to care for orchids all factor… More
Learn housecleaning tips to more efficiently clean your home in this free video series featuring… More
Learn gardening tips and advice on how to plant with enough space for growth from… More
Learn gardening tips and advice on plant problems you may have in your garden, from… More
How to use basic lawn mowing equipment including the push, and electric lawn mowers and… More
Learn gardening tips and advice on creating plant species diversity in your garden from a… More
...rdening tips and advice on when you have too many plants in one area of… More
... gardening tips and advice on collecting too many plants from a horticulture expert in… More
...garden tripods and have searched the internet for basic plans, but couldn't find any. I am wondering if I should use three or four poles? I want to use them for peas and or pole beans. Have any of you made your own… More
...ay both are verigated an yea im mainly corious on basic care fer them an that oh an when ta pull leaves from the ficus as afew well they dont look too good then theres the white stuff that oozes out of like… More
I think I understand the basic method by which bulbs divide and propagate themselves. However I've recently experienced some daffodils spreading to parts of my lawn where they never existed before. How does that happen? Is a squirrel moving the bulb when its dormant or something?? I'm a bit baffled,… More
...to say, I'm a beginner at this, but I have a very basic question about blackeyed peas. Do I need to stake them like green beans, or do they just bush out? Stupid… More
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...ng them all up, cleaning out the beds, and then replanting them in the back of the beds closer to the house. This is my first time trying to garden and I could… More
I'm looking for some pretty basic stuff to pretty up my landscape. I think I've decided to go with some shrubs and perenials for my front yard. But as I'm going through the different nurseries, I am realizing that I don't know what I want :confused: Anyone have any suggestions?… More
...ee... My questions are as follows 1. What are the basic care features I should focus on for this tree 2. If I wanted to transplant it,… More
...ally bad pics kinda spurring me ta post here some basic things when shooting 1-- KNOW youre camera -might sound stupid or that but i can tell just by looking at the screen fer my olympus if its gonna be a… More
:p I have just joined this site, but I have been trading on a couple of other sites this summer. This was my first year for seed saving and trading, but I'm loving it! My garden interests are * perennials, hardy to zone 6 and the more unusual the better,… More
I'm trying to start a small herb garden. The issue is that I have lots and lots of trees around me thus I am left with shade and get maybe an hour or two of sunlight a day. I've done years of landscaping in the past but am new to… More
...body know about how long it takes to grow and the basic care of garlic? The one book I have doesn't really give me much information about garlic at all. Please help???? Thanks, Jeanne More
...? This is my first time growing seeds from my own plants so nothing is… More
...dding a Camellia or two to the garden. I know the basic differences between C. japonica and C. sasanqua (leaves, flowers, etc.) but have been reading all kinds of differing opinions and stories about the cold hardiness, drought tolerance, and cultural requirements… More
...n water until I had nice long roots, planted in a basic Miracle Grow potting soil and… More
... as the tag says. It of course came with the very basic of… More
We have acquired a large yard, with over 2 mowable acres. Unfortunately, the yard was no longer mowed as of mid summer. And the oodles of trees have dumped a thick layer of leaves all over it. Good news is in the past two weeks we have raked and mowed… More
...urning into a cute little bean plant. It was your basic red bean. We never grew anything but green beans in the past. Can I grow this in a container? Will we get more beans? More
...re are still 4 I'm not sure of. 3 of them, I know basic names but not exact and one (the last photo) has me completely stumped. To help for size… More
...els and have staris made of rock, or I can have a basic flat gared. this will be a rose garden. Thank you:) More
... This tree is out front of my office. It's pretty basic and gives off great shade in the summer. Does anyone know what it is? More
...oved into, so I'm dealing w/ the previous owner's plants & yard stuff.… More
ok theres this plant at my uncles hpouse last year it looked like stringy spearamint an thats what i thought it was(didnt nibble not till i know 100% what it is) so today im wporkin in the yard in findin bits of what i take is it growin in the… More
On Sat at a garage sale I picked up a tomato plant for $1... The lady thinks it's a Beefstake variety?? Anywho it's was in a 4"pot, when I got home I put it in a 10" pot with soil... I know I need to get a cage for it,… More
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