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some new blooms today (well, for me)
...ther... i have no clue. but remembering one is an improvement, no? More
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Citrus Trees
...d away some mulch from all of them to see if they improve. They all look healthy, but are not growing at the same rate as my other trees. Hopefully, this does the trick. More
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companion planting for fruit
...ny plants or herbs can protect them from pests or improve their flavours thanks! More
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I'm new here again?
...profile:banana-wa So here I am again, all new and improved:evilB: More
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Iris
...orking organic muclch and compost the best way to improve the soil? Also, I have Iris's and some have not bloomed in a… More
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Hello from Southern Indiana
...c. We've been in our house (in the 'burbs = small yard)… More
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Startig new in Spring, Texas
Hello I have not had a garden in a long time. Too long that is. I am a divorced dad. They do not live with me, but I get them often. I am usually working, sleeping or with my daughters. My dad had a passion for gardening. My uncle, gone… More
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Chit Chat for banter that doesn't fit a specific topic
Family's fine....things keep improving on that front. :) We had a light dusting of snow, which is still on the ground. We're having bitterly cold weather for the next few days, down into the teens at night. Brrr! I've gotten back into writing. That's feeding my need to write, in… More
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Green Onions
I've tried planting red onions from seed once in the past. Unfortunately, not a single one sprouted. I purchased a packet of green onion seeds about 2 months ago and planted several seeds in a pot. They sprouted and grew about 3 inches tall. They seemed very fragile and after… More
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Good Morning from Mississippi
...much as I can. My primary interests right now are improving… More
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Oyster shell "mulch" effect on soil ph
I live in a region that has an abundance of oyster shells, and pine straw. We've recently re-designed the garden of our new home for a more tropical look; palms, bird-of-paradise, agapanthus, heliconias, etc. In the previous home, pine straw was obviously the mulch of choice because of the many… More
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Glitches, glitches, glitches....
...rote some of my suggestions on what you should be improving rather then adding new feaures. At that point in time, I couldn't remember them all, so now that I have made note, I thought I would write them… More
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Perlite and Vermiculite
...away free compost (created from all the collected yard waste). If you're in Brantford, Ontario (?) check with the Brant regional facility it should be similiar to the Waterloo Regional one. I think we're not limited to as few days anymore,… More
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Lawn revival
Because of the dry weather this year, my lawn looks pitiful. It's been dormant most of the summer, as everyone's around here has been. It's lumpy and I've let the weeds go over the summer. :( I'd like it to look nice in the spring as I'm going to try… More
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"Genetically Modified Root Systems"...
Thought maybe some of you might want to read this. :) Genetically Modified Root Systems Result In Plants That Survive With Little Water ScienceDaily (July 30, 2008) — A part of the global food crisis is the inefficiency of current irrigation methods. More irrigated water evaporates than reaches the roots… More
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