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...ering shrub to take up less space in the original planting area and to… More
Tillandsia is an exotic and unique plant. A relative of moss, tillandsia draws its… More
With its cheery golden yellow petals and dark-eyed centers, black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia fulgida) is… More
...ever, even ground-wintered dahlia bulbs should be divided every three to four years. Each… More
...bromeliads are grown as attractive, tropical houseplants, and one variety, the pineapple, is grown… More
Tough and durable Siberian iris lights up the landscape in late spring and early… More
In spite of their exotic beauty, Asiatic lilies are tough, durable and so easy… More
...avender are fall and spring. However, to add more plants to your garden, taking… More
Your business landscape should complement the architectural scale and style of your building and… More
Water-garden plants designed for bogs or ponds can really add a nice touch to… More
...mboo can be expensive, it also is a great barrier plant that can provide… More
... as USDA zone 5. Hydrangea can be transplanted or divided and the sections… More
...a wonderful treat in a wildly spreading perennial plant with broad green leaves. Hostas… More
Iris flowers, in late spring or early summer, form three to five buds on… More
Also known as plantain lilies, hostas are grown for their attractive, decorative foliage. A… More
Also known as False Spirea, astilbe is a perennial that grows 18 inches to… More
... up with. All raspberries can be cloned by simply dividing the mother plant's… More
...y known as rhizomes) from late July to September. Dividing irises not only gives… More
Guide Sheet: Information on Snowflake (leucojum) More
When and how to divide perennials from the resource libraries at GardenGuides. More
Find trees, shrubs and plants by joining a garden club or checking on www.craigslist.com. Find… More
Hosta's are shade plants that can be divided by separating the root and stem in… More
The Siberian iris should be divided and planted in the fault line of a spring… More
planting lavender from cuttings creates a true-to-species plant that is not possible with planting from… More
... for each plant to continue to grow. If perennial plants will not come apart,… More
...m and a bit of root to grow a new plant, and transplants should take… More
Learn how to divide up plants in a garden of perennial plants and flowers in… More
Discover the techniques for dividing bamboo and preventing it from becoming overgrown in this free… More
Learn how to plant and care for sedunm in this series of greenthumb gardening videos… More
Learn how to layout square foot gardens with expert gardening tips in this free video… More
Learn how and why to divide perennial plants in this free video clip on perennial… More
Propagation of pitcher plants through division is easy with these tips, learn how to care… More
Learn how to trim and prune ornamental grasses, in this free gardening video. More
Learn how to divide hostas in this free online instructional gardening video. More
...amine the roots of ornamental grasses in order to divide the plant correctly, in this… More
Get the most out of your geranium plants through propagation. Learn how to propagate geraniums… More
Learn how to divide your Black Eyed Susan plants in this free gardening video clip. More
Learn to transfer perennials for a variety of reason. Learn more in this free educational… More
Learn how to divide ornamental grasses, in this free gardening video. More
Learn how to divide hostas in this free online instructional gardening video. More
...erennial roots in this free video clip about transplanting irises. More
Learn what are the perfect conditions for transplanting perennials in this free video clip about… More
Got overgrown plants? Get tips for transplanting bushes and flowers in this free video clip… More
Learn how to divide up daylilies in this free gardening video. More
Hello :) Please send a PM to get the email addresss. I am having quite a bit of difficulty with trying to play my mom's memorial garden. It is kidney shaped and our house will be on the back curve of the kidney. We are planning to either have an… More
Hello :) I posted in another catagory without seeing this one sorry! I am having quite a bit of difficulty with trying to play my mom's memorial garden. It is kidney shaped and our house will be on the back curve of the kidney. We are planning to either have… More
...my late MIL started with a single bulb. I will be dividing them next month and want to send some to my SIL in Minnesota. How can I pack them to send?? Thanks in advance for the help! Sass More
...name to the plant..sorry. I have this and will be dividing this in a few weeks, maybe longer because they will be blooming soon and I want to wait for them to bloom. If you want any of it, just let me know in a… More
... have a very small area where I need to make each plant effective. Irises came to mind for the 'tall / spikes' option that I think every flower bed needs. Digging up and… More
Hello Everyone, I'm an army wife dividing my time between Ft. Hood, TX, and Dallas, TX. I've been away from gardening for sometime now as we were one the move quite a bit. But now my combat engineer is home and soon to be retired from military life and I'm… More
Just thought I'd start this thread back up for us that like to talk about our childhoods,,,,,way back when.Or like me, you're interested in hearing about other folks journey through childhood in different parts of the country. I'd sure like to hear about other folks, and their childrearing days too,,,,,,,… More
... for many of the reasons,no need for deadheading, dividing, staking, cutting back or cleaning up seasonally and typically require less watering once established due to wider, more extensive root systems. But to decrease maintenance even further, select those shrubs which… More
.... I still learn something new and wonderful about plants and gardening techniques on a regular basis. I love to "play in… More
...her forum too- for some reason I have a hard time dividing my attention between 2 forums LOL! Getting ready… More
...s of fruit this year. But I read that you have to divide the patch every 3 years or so to keep it vigorous. What… More
...taghorn ferns that are extremely old. One must be divided since we can no longer lift it even with the use of a vehicle and pulley. I am not sure how to do this. I have divided smaller ones previously and know to cut around… More
... Sedems that are many years old. They have needed dividing for several years but I never seem to get to them before they have sprouted out. How early can I divide them in zone 6 south central Pa? More
... KenR's question to this thread. Anyone out there divided/moved Phlox? KenR's Blog phlox Edit | Delete | Add a Comment | Report May 31, 2008 | 4:00 AM PST Can phlox be split and replanted and if when is best time to do it? 2 Member Comments… More
...they're about three years old now and ready to be divided - here's my question - can I do this in late fall… More
...probably 6'X7'), and I would like to split it and plant half of it on the other side of my front steps. How would be… More
...ront steps and just happened to glance down at my plants and saw these pretty black seeds peeking out of the dried pods ~ never noticed them before ~ well, I never really looked… More
Hi Everyone, My parents recently purchased a summer home in South Eastern NJ as a get away the whole family could enjoy. With Fathers Day coming up, and as a way to say thank you, I was thinking of doing a little landscaping at the house. I wanted it to… More
...a long time, it has overgrown and i would like to divide it, any suggestions? Aliceking More
... I have always been a big fan of and went to town planting bulbs... without realizing that they need to be… More
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