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...ciples such as fertilization and disease control. Gardeners in these states can keep their… More
Whether seeding, plugging or sodding a new lawn, nitrogen-rich lawn starter fertilizer should be… More
...h some annuals become perennial in warm climates. New York's climate and growing seasons… More
...emperatures and a longer growing season. New York gardeners selecting trees should consider the… More
Laying a new sod lawn is an exciting experience for most homeowners. In one… More
...or the grass to fill in before you can enjoy your new lawn. You… More
St. Augustine grass' lush look and dense growth makes it ideal for your home's… More
...ossible and well within reach of the average home gardener. It doesn't require any… More
Aloe vera is a succulent plant. The sap in the leaves is used to… More
A new lawn mower is a valuable tool which, if cared for properly, can… More
The lawn is the first thing that people notice about most homes. Green lawns… More
The best time to plant a tree is during a season of moderate rainfall… More
Garden poppies include a large number of annual and perennial flowering plants in the… More
The traditional New England garden is filled with a diversity of deciduous plants, shrubs… More
Martha Storey, country-living publisher for more than 17 years, draws on her own country… More
A reissue of a gardening classica month-by-month planning guide offering advice for a colorful… More
renowned gardening expert Douglas Green has culled timeless techniques and tried-and-true solutions from the… More
...George H. Harrison as he visits bird gardens from New England to the West… More
Illustrated with enchanting collages by acclaimed artist Ann Field, this delightful tribute to the… More
Roses can be more enjoyable and easier to grow. In its first book, Jackson… More
Design a new landscape for a garden by considering certain factors, such as the amount… More
...en grass is dying, with advice from a sustainable gardener in this free video on... More
... nutrition and water with help from a sustainable gardener in this free video on… More
To start a new lawn by putting several inches of compost or potting soil on… More
...ngland with tips from a professional permaculture gardener in this free video on transplanting plants. More
...owing it all down with insight from a sustainable gardener in this free video on… More
...ditions are best, using advice from a sustainable gardener in this free video on... More
When gardening, bring plants to garden shows and the farmer's market in order to sell… More
Pack by planning ahead for new space restrictions in regards to kitchen appliances. Learn how… More
...rowing greens from an organic farmer in this free gardening video. More
To start a new lawn, get rid of any weeds in the lawn by digging… More
To start a new lawn, plant seeds, put a 6- to 12-inch layer of compost… More
Prevent weeds from growing in a new garden plot by covering the plot with newspaper… More
When washing a new bathing suit, it's important to do so by hand to preserve… More
...Britain with plant information from a sustainable gardener in this free... More
Learn how to prepare a new sheet for ironing from an ironing expert in this… More
Part 1 - Learn how to install a new wooden board in your fence to… More
Part 2 - Learn how to install a new wooden board in your fence to… More
Attaching the new picket fence to another fence or wall can be tricky. Learn tips… More
...ing your picket fence can keep your fence looking new. Get tips on when to… More
...arn how to grow New Guinea Impatiens in this free gardening video. More
Learn way to have patience when gardening from an expert in this free gardening video. More
How is sand used in home gardening? Learn about gardening with sand from an award-winning… More
Learn about vertical gardening in this free video on low maintenance gardening. More
...mote strong roots and healthy plants. Learn about gardening and potash levels from an award-winning… More
...your garden to retain and hold water. Learn about gardening with Hydretain from an award-winning… More
... promote healthy roots and flowering. Learn about gardening and phosphorous levels from an award-winning… More
...he starter must be tested. Find out how to test a new starter in this… More
Smooth out garden soil with rakes. Learn about gardening with rakes from an award-winning horticulturist… More
...akes to keep plants growing straight. Learn about gardening stakes from an award-winning horticulturist in… More
...nt element in helping plants to grow. Learn about gardening and nitrogen levels from an… More
...will make it easier to pull up weeds. Learn about gardening with cultivators from an… More
...s are helpful to use on house plants. Learn about gardening with watering cans from… More
Hoes are great gardening tools for chopping up weeds and uprooting plants. Learn about gardening… More
...some torque when digging in a garden. Learn about gardening with trowels from an award-winning… More
...lly helps palm trees to stay healthy. Learn about gardening with manganese from an award-winning… More
Learn how to install a new lawn mower clutch in this free lawn mower repair… More
...t plants flourish in different soils. Learn about gardening with different types of soil from… More
...sium sulfate is great for palm trees. Learn about gardening with magnesium sulfate from an… More
I am the only palm that will readily grow in New England. I even thrive in the snow. Woe be to the fool who plants me bare handed though...what am I? More
... & onions under cover so they don't drown The garden is very green & lush. The Lilacs are almost out in full bloom. More
...le about me. I'm from Westbrook, Maine. I started gardening last year in containers. I loved it so this year I have made raised beds to give myself & partner 80 sq ft of veggie space. We also have a couple of flower beds and some… More
...nything in winter? or better yet, What do YOU do, garden wise, during winter. More
...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, I want to use organic manure for my garden. How do I make that at home?:confused: More
Hi, I'm new here. I want to do LOW maintenance gardening. If I want to create a new raised bed vegetable garden, could I put down layers of newspaper over the grass and add 6 to 8 inches of soil on top of that and plant this year using plants… More
I would love to start a garden this year I feel overwhelemed with all my choices WE live in alaska on 5 acres so where do i start? Also what local nurseries do you all recommend? The wasilla Palmer area thank you sonya More
Hello! Last year I attempted growing some herbs from seeds but a few weeks in they all up and died on me! I said forget it. This year I bought a sweet basil plant and it was around 4" and its about 9" now! I went to Lowes today and… 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 annuals that are in bloom then that are also suitable for cut flowers. All… More
I would like to put in some vegetables in a small spot of the backyard. I only have about a 20 x 30 space to work with. I was thinking about some raised beds because of the limited space. Where do I start? More
I have a new garden and all of a sudden this has happened to my cukes. Please take a look at my picture and let me know what you think is wrong. I have been watering at night but someone told me to water in the morning. I have no… More
Hello all, I just started gardening this season. It is now as big of a part of my life as lifting wieghts and fishing. I just love spending time outside in my garden. As my name implies, I have no problem killing earwigs. They have became the number one enemy… More
Hello everyone,I am new here and to gardening really. I've always wanted to grow my own food just have never done it. So my plan is to educate myself till it is time to till the ground for next spring.Although I like the idea of raised garden beds...hmmm. Decisions...LOL I… 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
I recently read a snippet about it, and it sounded rather interesting. 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
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
I'm new to gardening but looking forward to learning :banana-wa More
... still go everyday to a forum that's based out of England, Love it when my daughter in laws grandparents come for a visit, with their English accents...I get out my good tea service and have a proper tea… More
...ts of info on everything you could imagine in the garden from generous gardeners sharing their time and talent. Just love searching the site and every time I am able… More
Hello! I just joined, I don't really have a garden yet. I live on the third floor of a "three-decker", so I have a large front and back porch, and I'm hoping to start a container garden. I see you have forum for that. I can also do some work… 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
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
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...ner like me to start and do know the basics about gardening? More
Motley likes to see what's going on: More
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
...ive 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
Hello out there, I've just sorted out how to get my profile etc on here, I even got a photo on there, how's that :). I have a question regarding my escallions, I'm growing them to form a hedge. I planted them last April 07 so this is their first… More
...ut New...... I'm looking to talk to anybody about gardening. I'm off of the sound in Southern Connecticut.... Anyone in this area or the Island or New York that wants to talk about local gardening issues..give a holler !!! We do have distinctive… More
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