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...medium pepper plants such as jalapeno peppers and hot pepper plants such as Serrano… More
Water hot pepper plants with enough water to saturate the soil to the root… More
...t flowers, roses suffer during periods of extreme hot weather. Even the healthiest of… More
Once you have gone to the effort of purchasing and setting up the hummingbird… More
Many homes have Hot tubs for personal use and entertaining. Hot tubs can be… More
...can be a challenge when temperatures are normally hot during the summers, especially if… More
Growing orchids in a small backyard hot house can be easier than you might… More
...ey get a good start before you transplant them in gardens, wall planters or… More
Hot peppers add zing to your home garden with their spicy flavor. They require… More
Anaheim peppers (Capsicum annuum) are in the family Solanaceae and are called Anaheim Chili,… More
...s that wilt daily from the summer heat. Container gardens need special care because… More
If you like homemade salsa or hot sauce, there's no better way to keep… More
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Recipe for Hot and Sweet Walnut Mustard. More
Recipe for Hot Potato and Sausage Salad. More
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Pepper Joe shows us the keys to successful transplanting More
...tional ideas for using perennials in a variety of gardening styles including formal, wildflower… More
When landscaping around a hot tub, place flowerbeds around all four corners, walkways and trellises.… More
...cies in a garden, able to survive long periods of hot and dry weather, with… More
... beauty of red-hot poker flowers with tips from a gardening specialist in this free… More
...ade. Grow sunflowers with tips from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening. More
...den can be planted anywhere that there is a full, hot sun, and the best… More
...y of options when designing a specialty vegetable garden, as an individual can decide between… More
Moss grown in a garden requires lots of moisture, standing water and shade to survive,… More
Keeping birds out of a garden is done by sprinkling strong-smelling spices around the perimeter,… More
To deter rabbits from a garden, plant vegetables in a raised bed or earth box,… More
Garden structure designs can include fences, walls, gazebos, trellises, a greenhouse, a deck, a storage… More
...ld climate with helpful advice from a sustainable gardener in this free video... More
Protect a garden from rabbits naturally by sprinkling cayenne pepper around the flower bed to… More
Growing an ornamental sweet potato vine can be done from seeds or from the root,… More
Keeping deer away from a garden can be done by leaving a wild area of… More
When pruning tomatoes after a hot day, prune off some of the dead leaves and… More
Growing blueberries in zones four through six creates the best results, as they prefer mild… More
... and wet climates, while the latter prefers full, hot sun and good drainage. Grow… More
...ant for a kitchen garden, and they thrive in full hot sun in warm climates,… More
To keep raccoons out of the garden, build up some kind of fencing around the… More
Hot water will shrink clothes to some extent, depending on the materials they are made… More
... man's orchids in an ocean climate that isn't too hot with help from a… More
...or brachycome iberidfolia, is a flower that likes hot and dry climates. Grow swan river… More
Learn how to give your garden lots of color in this free gardening video about… More
Learn what a moon garden is and how to start one, with tips on flowers,… More
...rn how to plant sparaxis flower bulbs with expert gardening tips in this free exotic… More
Watch as a flower expert and professional gardener demonstrates how to plant and care for… More
... how to plant calla lily flower bulbs with expert gardening tips in this free… More
Watch as a flower expert and professional gardener demonstrates how to plant and care for… More
Learn ideas for designing your vegetable garden in this free online video guide to vegetable… More
...n how to plant kniphofia flower bulbs with expert gardening tips in this free exotic… More
Learn how to add the hot water to the Rug Doctor to steam clean your… More
Adding furniture to your garden can enhance your enjoyment of the flowers. Learn how to… More
How often should you water your garden, and should you water it by hand or… More
Learn how to weed your garden, in free lawn care and gardening video clip. More
...ng bloom. The leaves look a lot like the Torch or Hot Poker plant. Hope someone can ID it for me. I do think it was a trade/share from a GG member. I have had it come up… More
...smell sweet and I live in a area that gets pretty hot in the summer. More
... find a huge pile of horse stable clean-out by my garden area, a friend "Dan" said he had nothing to do… More
... with that, it served as a potholder for removing hot pans from the oven. It was wonderful for drying children's tears, and on occasion was… More
...sure it will be differant here because of the dry hot hot heat. My house faces to… More
... like some recipies that use cucumbers, tomatoes, hot and sweet bell peppers (as this is what I am growing in my garden). especailly mexican or italian food. Thanks pL More
...s on peppers and I now know that what I have is a hot pepper. We still do not know what kind :rolleyes: but now I have to get some of them off the vines and I would like to get suggestions on what to do… More
Amish hot spinach salad is the same as hot lettuce salad.This is how we make it.I use a 1 pint jar add to it 1 egg,3 table spoons of flour, vinager to taste, Add water with a little romm to shake the mix ,shake well untill the egg is blended.… More
...lps keep the cats away too ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Garden Bear [URL="http://www.littlebossbear.com"]http://www.littlebossbear.com I wonder would ground black pepper work since it's cheap and comes in bulk? More
...ll and freeze it. I have 3 large heads out of the garden… More
...re all out in the garden...now that it's too dang hot to do much outside, who's still out there in the Midwest? Whatcha growin, how's it doing, any first time experiments? C'mon, chime in, I'm just sitting… More
plants in my shade garden are a pink and red Astilbe and a pink Bleeding Heart. I have never grown Astilbe before. The Bleeding Heart I have tried but don't think it was in the right place. So I lost it. Somehow I think this new shady bed will be… More
...n pots on my patio. I live in SC and it gets very hot in the summer - many days are 90+. My patio is in a very sunny location.… More
I'm not a garden professional; I enjoy spending time in my garden. I'm living in Zone 7; the soil in my garden is heavy clay. Therefore, I've decided to grow tomatoes in plastic containers this summer. I laid several lays of newspapers inside the containers before pour in potting soil.… More
...iles from the Canal. I have started a hydrophonic garden ( small inside) and will be starting a a vegie garden in containers outside once the rainy seasons stops around late November. I have basil plants all over the garden… More
...er I'm looking at adding 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
...apting, or will they not do well because it's too hot here? (I'm in Tyler, Texas, between… More
...t building and hopefully we can look forward to a hot summer… More
...wcomer to this great site & to freezing fresh garden produce. Being one to look for shortcuts, I'm wondering if red potatoes can simply be scrubbed, sliced & frozen (w/out blanching)--you know, like the store-bought french fries or hashbrowns? And can I… More
...re turning yellow and falling off. It went from a hot afternoon sun condition to a spot that gets all morning and early afternoon sun. What could be… More
Way back in January I was "retired"(work in construction essentially) and the temperature the evening I decided to try this the actual temp was a balmly -24F....never figured out the windchill but it was chile that night. Read lots of Zana's fun and informative posts as well as by numerous… More
...Well, today my question is how can I tell when my HOT banana peppers are ripe & ready to… More
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you look out the window and see your cat sharpening his claws on your dead, brown grass. :rolleyes: (True story!) More
...indow fans so they are blowing out so It's not so hot in the house yet. We are trying to keep the air… More
Hello all, It sure is hard keeping the gardens watered with all this heat!! Thank goodness for soaker hoses!! How are all of you making out! STAY COOL! More
Since you asked, it's 107 degrees right now. It's also quite breezy, so if you go and stand out in the sun (like a moron:rolleyes:) it feels like you are standing in front of your oven, it's turned up to 450, and there's a fan inside of it. I don't… More
It's so hot no birds flying till evening hours. More
I just found this site from an old Garden Web buddy and found a Jersey Gal here too. I guess it's been a busy day with new members. Even a Nascar Gardener in the group. Birthday tomorrow and 68 seems to be a nice ripe age to join another Gardening… More
Hello, Just finished putting in my 1st garden in our new home. I love chiles and put in 24 Jalapeno, 36 Inferno, 6 Habenero & 6 Thai chile plants. They were hardened/seasoned for 2 weeks on the porch, then planted this past weekend in mounded rows. Each plant received 1… More
So far below is as far as I have gotten on my garden (pulled a muscle in my leg trying to dig it up last weekend, will finish this weekend) anywho... I was wanting to grow some veggies, but have no clue where to start as the only thing I… More
I have some hot peppers that I would like to dry, but I do not have a dehydrator. Can I air dry them? Do I string them up to do that? Need your help soon! More
anyone have a recipe for a raspberry hot pepper jam or jelly? More
... the instructions say to cold stratify or Soak in Hot water. Well since it is too late for me to cold stratify I need to do the Hot Water trick but I have no idea for how long. Anyone know? Any… More
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Went shopping and couldn't come back empty handed. So here is my latest purchase. More
I have a Red Hot Poker I wanted to move...........think its too late, or should I wait till spring? Its just a beautiful day, to be working outside......:) More
...oooooo!! every body does anyone have a recipe for hot cho. mix the kind like carnation makes? Thank you More
I need help! I've never grown hot peppers before and I don't know when they are ready to be picked! Do they turn color when they are ready? More
We've got a TON of hot peppers, more than we can possibly use before they go bad, I was thinking of drying them to use later. Any tips on how I would do this? More
Hi all. I've got some red hot poker plants that are just about done blooming, was wondering if the stalks should be cut off or do I let them go and leave them alone. Thanks for your help:) More
... tomatoes and a touch of garlic and made a pretty hot salsa. More
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