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soil forms the backbone of the garden. Proper preparation of the soil base in… More
...re red and violets are blue... tomatoes like acid soil and zinnias like it… More
...s are usually mixed commercially and are designed for… More
The types of soil in Mississippi are diverse, comprising seven of the known 12… More
...o drains slowly and compacts, making it difficult for most plants to thrive. Some… More
...ticky, heavy and compact--makes it very difficult for anything to grow. Roots can't penetrate… More
... are some of the common contaminants that lead to Soil pollution. Soil pollution… More
...a greenhouse maintained by experts at a botanical garden. If you live in USDA… More
...r lack of iron available for absorption in garden soil. The sign of iron… More
Flowers get what they need to grow from soil. The texture and pH level… More
...ass from seed, you must also properly prepare the soil. If you do not… More
... once a year, successful gardeners do a soil test for pH (acid-alkaline balance)… More
...s of erosion by wind and water, and the sand they formed became fertile… More
...luding poor, infertile and sandy soils when these factors are present. More
Peace lilies comprise several flowering species within the Spathiphyllum genus. Although they are not… More
Some gardeners improve wet, clay soils by adding copious amounts of sand and by… More
...-rooted, alpine types which tolerate the dry, low-soil conditions of most roof gardens. Good… More
How to build and plant a rock garden. More
A very nice guide to using edible flowers. More
Plans for tiny pocket gardens that can help you transform even the tiniest space… More
When designing small gardens, pick plants and flowers based on the amount of sunlight in… More
The best soil to use for an organic garden is compost that does not contain… More
... spring garden if it can be germinated in fertile soil. Plant corn for spring… More
...dens begins by filling the container with potting soil, adding a slow-release fertilizer and teasing… More
When planting potatoes for a spring garden, start before the heat of the summer. Start… More
...given the right care and attention. Plant rhubarb for spring with the tips in this… More
For container gardening, use a soil-less potting mixture that consists of peat moss, fine bark… More
Watering container gardens is essential to their growth, and larger pots may only need water… More
Choose the shadiest part of a spring garden for a lettuce crop. Plant lettuce in… More
...lants and the environment can thrive in this free gardening video about how to use… More
...evels will measure the acidity or alkaline in the soil. Learn how to determine the… More
Prepare soil for gardening by working in quality compost with the soil, adding lava rock… More
Growing edible flowers requires the same care as normal flowers, but special attention should be… More
The two main types of bamboo plants are clumping bamboo, which grows tall very quickly… More
Prepare the soil for annual garden by leaving organic material on the garden during the… More
... it out of the ground or simply laying compost or soil on top of… More
Learn what soil to use for square foot gardens with expert gardening tips in this… More
Learn the ideal soil for garden of perennial plants and flowers in this gardening video… More
Learn how to layer the soil square foot gardens with expert gardening tips in this… More
Learn about the easiest gardens to maintain in this free gardening video about growing your… More
Learn about preparing the soil in this free gardening video about growing your perfect garden. More
Eucomis make great flowers for shade gardens. Get tips on planting and growing eucomis flowers… More
... enrich the soil for a home or backyard vegetable garden in this free organic… More
Soil and hydroponic conditions are explored in this free educational video series. More
...en in this free gardening video series, with tips for herb selection, soil preparation methods,… More
Prepare soil for your plants in the garden. Soaking your palm tree and maintaining moisture.… More
Worm casting can allow your garden to thrive. Learn more in this free educational video… More
Learn how to prepare the soil to plant and grow snapdragons - free video. More
Creating clones can be made easier by following the tips in this free educational video… More
Learn how to germinate seeds in your organic garden in this free educational video series. More
...n how to choose the best shovels to care for your garden, plus beginner gardening… More
...oil tends to contain a lot of debris. Learn about gardening with backyard soil from… More
Learn gardening tips and advice on soil fertilization from a horticulture expert in this free… More
Learn how to select soil for your garden in this free video on low maintenance… More
...s should know about soil composition to help care for plants and flowers; take care… More
...dding compost and other organic additives to your soil can help make your garden flourish.… More
...of your garden or lawn with the gardening tips on soil composition in these free… More
...he garden in the front yard. The question I had before I put it down was that if I had a neutral pH top soil, will it eventually become the same pH as the ground underneath it?… More
...le garden as well. Should we use the same potting soil for both? Does anyone have any recommendations for the best brand of potting soil? More
...get a truck load of mushroom soil to put in a new garden that is shady and very moist in the spring. Someone told me it's a waste of money to use it as the nuitrents are depleted. I will need to use regular mulch when… More
...rom NJ) and have trouble working in the hard clay Soil here. I'd like to start with a small raised bed with annuals next Spring. Can I just fill the bed with something like Miracle Gro Garden Soil alone or should the… More
...imate your soil fertility. The best time to check for earthworm activity is in the spring when the soil temperature has risen to a minimum of… More
Hi Everyone. What can I add to my sandy soil to make it a little bit more acidic? I tested the Ph and it is at 7.0. I am plantng Wax Myrtles and want them to be in the best soil but when I read up about them I learned… More
WHO KNOW WHAT POND soil IS!:eek: :eek: Im told I need to use "pond soil" how does it differ from any other soil.? Has anyone make it How can I make it ? Im dying of curiousity:eek: :eek: :confused: THANK YOU !:D Kale:) More
...12'x3'x1') for vegetables. I need to fill it with soil, but unsure what to buy at my local box store. Seems like I have choices ranging from: Potting soil,… More
... make a lil garden next year. 6'x6'. The patch of soil has never been used, and was under some debris till now. I picked up a shovel and loosen up the soil, mixing in the weeds (I intend on doing that tomorrow as well) I was wondering… More
...could be a fungal problem. Can fungus live in the soil? If so,… More
... especially veggies, we need to know what type of soil to use in our 4x10 beds which will be about 12-15 inches high. Can we use topsoil or a "garden mix" that we can… More
... the Northwest. Love this site. We have very poor soil out here in North Idaho, and supplement with topsoil and Miracle Grow Potting soil often. My question is, when using this brand, should I still add nutrients as usual?… More
...have an easy way for me to deal with my very poor soil conditions. I have been envisioning years of hard labor to get my soil in better shape, and thought someone here might have a "short cut" of some sort for me. We… More
...eens with its fallen needles can create an acidic soil? I also get alot of rain here in Vancouver and was wondering if lime would be a good idea… More
...anning to build a garden over the fall and winter for the spring. Going to build a garden a little bigger than usual, about 20x40 ft or so. So building a bunch of raised beds and… More
...rayer plant and ivy, I noticed gold flecks in the soil. No kidding. The soil was a bit vermiculite, so I don't know if that had anything to do with it. Had been in that pot for quite some time.. over a year or two. Anyone know… More
... it inside (bad idea) and I accidentally got some soil on the floor. What is the best method to get this soil stain out of the carpet? Thank you for any suggestions. More
I am really into recycling....I have had a couple of ideas that I haven't tried yet, and thought to pass them along to those who would really like to have a water feature, but only have a limited budget! One resource that would probably work GREAT would be an old… More
...12'x3'x1') for vegetables. I need to fill it with soil, but unsure what to buy at my local box store. Seems like I have choices ranging from: Potting soil,… More
...are going to be raised, where do you guys buy the soil? I… More
...ept moist. Or less water and allow the top of the soil dry a bit before watering. More
...over grasses soggy areas my garden is quite large for european standards some 900 metres former gardens of mine where around 50 to 120 metres so this is big I did read somewhere adding builders sand so did that in… More
...d some compacted, weedy, crappy lawn. I'm looking for resources for ideas - links, photos, forums to help me plan what to do with all this space. We have some things done, see photos. All ideas welcome! first is… More
.... I've heard the leaves shed tannic acid into the soil and it's difficult to get anything to grow around the trees. DOes anybody have any info they could share about… More
... my perennials as needed with Miracle Gro potting soil and use the same for annuals. So, I've been dumping the "used" soil in one large pile, and now I have a wheelbarrow full of dirt! :confused: haha! My question is - what should I do with all… More
...have hard soil. i looked up the soil requirements for periwinkles and wedelias. both accept all kinds of soil. will these plants grow through this rock like soil? or do i really need to fix my soil? More
What would be a good soil to keep my very small 1 inch Coast and Dawn and Giant Sequoias in? Would it be something like regular potting soil, vermiculite, or peat or something else? What soil should I keep them in? Right now I have my Blue Spruce in regualr… More
...cializes in top soil. The soil is called LeafGro. For the last 3-4 weeks, it had been raining regularly but my soil looks like I live in the desert. One picture shows my garden… More
What would be a good soil to keep my very small 1 inch Coast and Dawn and Giant Sequoias in? Would it be something like regular potting soil, vermiculite, or peat or something else? What soil should I keep them in? Right now I have my Blue Spruce in regular… More
...instructions regarding gardening require "sterile soil". I may not be using the right word, but they usually are referring to a soil that doesn't have any germs. I'm just wondering if this is silly or if I should expect the gardening police at my… More
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What would be a good soil to keep my very small 1 inch Coast and Dawn and Giant Sequoias in? Would it be something like regular potting soil, vermiculite, or peat or something else? What soil should I keep them in? More
... want to know about rain gardens also. http://www.for-wild.org/download/rainclay/rainclay.html With changing federal laws governing water quality, many municipalities are enacting storm… More
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