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When the heat and sun pours down over the garden, many flower varieties thrive… More
... fortunate enough to have full sun in your entire garden, you can plant… More
...the landscape require heat-tolerant plants. These full-sun locations need strong plants that have adapted… More
...ix hours of sunlight daily is considered to be in full sun. Most annual… More
Perennials are plants that live for two years or more. Shrubs and trees generally… More
...g site doesn't get at least a few hours of direct sunlight each day,… More
...makes the area more visually attractive, although sunny areas often result in dry soils.… More
...owever, if you must transplant your vegetables in full sun, there are other ways… More
...t other times, there may not be enough room for a full garden. Potted… More
... 19b zones are those able to withstand this heat. Full sun plants for… More
... colorful garden when you have good sun exposure. Full sun all day also… More
Full sun plants are plants that have adapted to high light and low moisture… More
...ng them very strong and hardy growers. Areas with full sun also tend to… More
Often you see plants labeled as "Sun", "Full Sun", "Part Shade", "Shade" or some… More
...e plants are fairly easy to grow. Pole beans need full sun, which means… More
Climbing roses do best in full sun, although they will thrive in areas that… More
... bees, but hummingbirds and butterflies. It likes full sun to light shade. More
...r garden is in the shade and part of it is in the sun?… More
The trick to designing a shade garden for plants is knowing which flowers need shade… More
...un-thriving flowers with tips from a professional gardener in this free video on gardening. More
...aisies. Plant flowers in the sun with tips from a gardener and nursery owner in… More
...ade. Grow sunflowers with tips from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening. More
...r and texture to an herb garden. Plant majorum in full sun with tips from… More
...g what to look for when buying eggplants for your garden is very important to… More
...owing what to look for when buying leeks for your garden is very important to… More
...l. Learn how to grow Italian Oregano in your herb garden in this free video. More
...mpatiens balsamina, are plants that like a lot of sun and have several medicinal uses.… More
...t to look for when buying collard greens for your garden is very important to… More
...t to look for when buying cabbage plants for your garden is very important to… More
A hanging tomato garden starts with selecting the right tomatoes, and smaller tomatoes are easier… More
...area should have a weed barrier and exposure to a full, hot sun. But tall… More
...le garden can be planted anywhere that there is a full, hot sun, and the… More
... good drainage. Give a vegetable garden a half-to-full day of hot sun with help… More
Moss grown in a garden requires lots of moisture, standing water and shade to survive,… More
Transplant a poinsettia to your garden during the winter when the plant is least active… More
...r flowers in the sun with help from a sustainable gardener in this free video… More
... shade and wet climates, while the latter prefers full, hot sun and good drainage.… More
...ts, determining which prefer shade and which need sun, spacing them out in a planter… More
When designing a container vegetable garden, choose small vegetables that require little room to grow,… More
Learn about sun and shade considerations in your garden in this free gardening video about… More
Learn how to give your garden lots of color in this free gardening video about… More
... how to plant calla lily flower bulbs with expert gardening tips in this free… More
... than others in this free video clip on perennial gardening. More
...of flowers and palm trees to plant in your Corner Garden. Planting Mexican Palms and… More
Watch as a flower expert and professional gardener demonstrates how to plant and care for… More
Learn what kind of climate in which you should keep your bonsai tree, in this… More
...nalyze your area for the perfect plant, shade and sunlight tips for plants or flowers,… More
...rn how to plant tritonia flower bulbs with expert gardening tips in this free exotic… More
Learn how to survey the site of your garden for possible problems in this free… More
...rn about the best location for a spring vegetable garden in this free gardening video… More
Learn about gardening tips for spring vegetable garden in this free gardening video from a… More
Learn tips for moving garden planters, pots, flower boxes and containers in this free video… More
My yard has been just full of the Finches. More
...(or shrubs for that matter) that will flourish in full shade? More
...and took out 3 overgrown, deer-eaten euonymous on Sunday. I have a Sarah Bernhardt peony, Mountain Sage, a light yellow coreopsis, and a campanula in there as well as some morning glories (to climb)and alyssum (transplanted). Can anyone suggest… More
...ates. Some of the beds still have the square foot gardening grid on them. Im still deciding if I like… More
I have a rock retaining wall that is full of gaps and I'd like to find something to fill them in with. Does anybody have any ideas for a plant or small flower (preferably)that will grow in crevices? I'm in zone 7, so I do get snow several feet a… More
... love some suggestions!! i am putting in a flower garden at my trailer, the ground is a combo of sand and clay (i am going to turn some black earth into it) it is approx 15ft long by 4ft deep… More
Can anyone tell me the best shrub to plant in a full shade area. I was looking at Dwark Evonymus or Compact Japanese Holly. I don't know if these would be good choices or not. Thanks for any replys. More
Snow showers today the smart Birds are feeding from the dish under a covered feeder station. More
I have lillies in a full sun garden but the deer have been eating them. I want to know if I could move them to a partial shade garden without doing any harm. More
... get this over with. I have a bare/ugly corner in full sun ,zone 6 (ohio). I am a beginner gardener and want something that looks nice (perennials), looks good most of the year, and is low maintenance. Here are my options: A.… More
Which plants make good edgers for a full sun garden? More
We just bought a house! Someone was rather proud of the yard at one point, but it has become a jungle. I have more mysterious plants, but I forgot to take pictures. One of them is a tuber or rhizome (I always get them mixed up) and the leaves grow… More
Please help! I urgently need some full size/mature tree's and shrubs to replace family member's (tree's and bushes) that were "murdered" by a crew of "oaf's" that were hired to do some clean up on my property. The replacement plants that I am looking for are... A Harry Lauder Walking… More
... the plant for a zone 6 garden that's essentially full sun. I have; bells of Ireland, Irish Moss, St. Patrick™ Hybrid Tea Rose, IRISH EYES Glorisa Daisy, Bells of Ireland,… More
...rplish blue small flowers. also a great shrub for full sun is baptista (false indigo) lots of sages and salvisa bloom in blue. Blue queen salvia is dark, "roman candels" speed well is very blue also. Clematis. I think there are some aneomes?… More
...area where I had hoped to have a lovely vegetable garden and some citrus trees. To my disappointment, I realized the reason there's nothing but rocks over soil there now… More
...have any ideas of what I can plant on an arbor in full sun? It's not even summer yet and the sun in this area is very hot and it… More
The problem will be with perennials, they only bloom for a few weeks out of the season. Now you can keep interest by going with plants with varying foliage. Offhand I know of Pontenilla 'Gibson's Scarlet'. There are some red dianthus that will perform almost continuously throughout the summer. Both… More
Ok, I know, silly question BUT I am just a beginner so I need to ask silly questions. I am picking up some Wax Myrtles tomorrow for a privacy hedge I need. The area is only 20'long. I have read and re-read a lot about the Wax Myrtle and they… More
... it was called Virdis or Viridis. It got lot's of sun with a little late afternoon shade. My husband wanted something with… More
Hi Again!!!!!:0 Question: Do I have to use grow lights on my seedlings? I have never grown anything from seed before and the more I read the more nails I am chewing off.:rolleyes: What I plan on doing is growing my veggies in containers for the fall season and making… More
A couple of bulbs that will take full shade are hardy begonia (Begonia grandis), Zone 6, summer hardy cyclamen (Cyclamen hederifolium), Zone 7, late summer to fall Bulbs that I found do well in part shade are crocus (Crocus vernus), Zone 4, early spring anemone (Anemone blanda), Zone 6, early… More
...and would love some advice. I have a great site...full sun from the east. Trying to decide what to plant & where. I've gardened before....helped with one last year but didn't have any input in placement. We had such a bad… More
... feel like I never have enough time to tend to my gardens and have backed off my veggie garden plans for this year because I don't have time to harvest and lots of stuff gets wasted. Just wanted to bemoan the fact that I'm a working stiff and can't… More
...that has kept the northwest shoveling! We had two full days of very heavy snowfall and wind and when the sun came out it was beautiful! We have done a lot of shoveling and sweeping and I fill the… More
...n they were exposed to some pretty direct, strong sunlight for a too long. It caused some of the leaves on some of the plants to fry and bleach out. Some of… More
...ps, peonies, verbena, and on down to a very small full sun area. Need ideas of what I can plant in full sun that will survive in a small area. Thanks and have a sunny day. Stella More
In my garden, in my compost, everywhere there are these fine and not so fine roots. They are really overtaking everything. I'm wondering if it is coming from the Ivy (Hedera helix) that is growing up the side of our house and which is really healthy and huge. Or could… More
...n on the side of my house. Now that the sun is in full force I noticed that part of my veggie garden is shaded by my house. My garden is out in the sun but shaded areas are worrying me. Is that still considered… More
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