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Every gardener knows that the initial springtime plunge of the garden hoe into the soil is just the first phase of gardening. From tilling the soil, to applying fertilizer, to watering your bulbs, the many phases of gardening keep us busy throughout the year. Let GardenGuides.com help you navigate all the joys and challenges associated with each of the many gardening phases.
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Now, I'm pretty sure this doesn't exist, but I figured I'd ask anyway. Can you gros anything in winter? or better yet, What do YOU do, garden wise, during winter. More
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I can't remember where I saw it, but I saw a program (or calendar) regarding when to plant what and how. I was wondering if anyone knew about this and where it would be. I was CERTAIN it was here, but I can't find it. More
Hi Everyone I'm new at this gardening and not too sure if I will be good at it. I'm from Kitchener, Canada. Not sure what zone I'm in because I don't know how to find out this info. If anyone can tell me how to obtain this information, it would… More
Wow, I just finished reading "Tales As Tall As a Sunflower" by Stephen Butterman. I'm no longer laughing but still smiling I had no idea that simple gardening could provide such story material. Has anybody else read this? What did you think? More
I am in an online gardening swap and I've been partnered with someone who lives in Alaska. Can you help me with what I should by for that climate? What would you like to receive if you are from Alaska or a Zone 3 climate? Ideas needed. Thanks in Advance. More
Any one every try this kind of activity??? I have been reading about this and am intrigued. I believe in the cause but as a mother and business owner in a small community I am a bit chicken. More
Ok with some help, I have started an area for tiller grdening, I removed 67 tubs and planing on incresing the size of my our garden, here is some of the new spring ground work in progress, does anyone have an Advil, Just Gardening Guilt Trip More
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Are there any good books for an idiot gardener like me to start and do know the basics about gardening? More
btw i posted this as a blog also... I'm LOST. Gardening is something i've never really done before. i'm REALLY excited for this coming spring, because i'm not working and i'll have tons of time on my hands. well as much time as you can get with a 2 year… More
Which flowers are in season in July? What kind of flowers can I purchase now that I can use for centerpieces at a wedding reception in late july or early August? I would like to use perennials that are also suitable for cut flowers. All ideas appreciated. More
Hi everyone! I'm completely, utterly brand new to gardening and can use all the help I can get! We just bought our first house and I've inherited a beautiful perennial bed. However, because of the timing of our move and the really weird cold spring we've had (I'm in the… More
Hello, Everybody! I live in South Florida and I have grown violets for quite a while, always indoors. I have been very lucky with my plants, getting many compliments for the beautiful flowers. However, three months ago I decided to start planting out in my backyard; since then, I am… More
hi all. i'm ann, and i live in new york state. i have the space to grow a garden, now, and that's just what i'm hoping to do. i'm here to get ideas on how to keep my garden naturally. i have composted manure...and an endless supply of manure, for… More
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Hi, I'm new at gardening, I have no idea what I'm doing, and I just thought I'd say hello to everyone on this site.:) More
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