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Extend the growing season by starting your spring Flowers indoors. Flowers started indoors have… More
Peat moss is ideal for starting new seeds because it is sterile and retains… More
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The yubi flower, also known as moss rose, is a semi-succulent annual that produces… More
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It is not a difficult process to start flower seeds inside. You might wonder… More
...planting, and excessive rain can wash seeds away. Starting seeds for the… More
...s. Petunias can be propagated easily through seed starting by collecting seed… More
...dy for transplanting in the spring, as opposed to starting seeds from scratch. More
... and different hosta varieties to grow in a shady flower garden. Some gardeners… More
... a burgundy to purple leaved millet with fragrant flowers. Purple majesty millet starts… More
...6 inches to 4 feet and can fill any niche in your garden. Bell… More
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...elphinium plant blooms in the summer and produces flowers that are dark blue and bright… More
... water regularly. Learn how to maintain a healthy flower bulb contain in this free… More
...hen they die with instructions from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening… More
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...y flower and has shown up since my family started gardening here so about 3 to 4 years. I like the flowers very much but always wondered what the name of the plant could be I don't see it in garden centers so I am wondering… More
... 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
...nt to do a project with my garden club on growing flowers from seeds and I'm trying to find out what flowers will not only germinate fairly quickly, but how soon they will actually start to bloom. Any ideas? More
...k as I can remember. No one in my family was into gardening. I guess it is just in my genes! When I was young I liked houseplants.Later I started with a couple of veggies in pots. Then when I got my own house… More
.... It self-seeded easily in WI. It's a prairie wildflower and mine got to be 4-5'… More
...en this year, & I love fragrant plants and/or flowers! What kind of plants or flowers give off a strong, but good smell?:0 I'd like people to smell my beautiful flowers as they walk up my stoop, as well as viewing them!:D More
...S"]I Would like to create a Blue garden But. what flowers are blue and when would be the best time to start this project? I would love to have some tropicals that bloom blue to go in it...do tropicals come in Blue? More
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...lse in my garden is doing fine, and the squash IS flowering, but so fas as I can tell, each of the flowers is male. When should I start to see some fruits?? Thanks Rebecca More
I got my asparagus roots in the mail yesterday! YAY!! Sooo excited!! There was an established "crop" of it where I now am - until about 2 weeks before I went to look at the place. ARGH. Dug it all up. Nothing coming up anywhere. I was heartbroken, I LOVE… More
...uff is growing, I'm planting things and generally starting to enjoy the… More
...f years ago with a herb garden which then lead to flower gardens with a… More
... March 20, 2009.:D Getting ever so much closer to starting even more flower and veggie seeds,… More
...peas, squashes and jalopenos. Next year i will be starting a cross polination project with Moonflowers. Has any one tried to cross pollinate… More
...! The house and yard was a complete vegetable and flower garden. I have 60 years worth of bulbs and rhizomes to take care of! I have two beautifully matched Bradford Pear trees that need to be trimmed… More
... and I) usually began with nursery plants for the flower beds, and seeds for the garden. Last year we decided to start our own from seeds. The thing is, for Memorial Day, I help plant flowers on my grandparents and… More
...afraid they won't have enough room - they're just starting to flower… More
...ld. I couldn't believe I grew all those beautiful flowers from just putting a little seed in the ground. I was hooked! We've lived… More
...talus & grow them in pots, as I do not have a garden. This hibiscus grows into a tall bush. It was pruned a while ago & there is a great deal of new, healthy regrowth. The climate in the region… More
Here are a few photos of my flower garden. The giant blue spruce tree is in my front yard, and the honeysuckle vine (that's what I think it is) is around the lampost. Although it's hard to tell, in my flower garden are: Clematis vine, Iris, Lilly (white,yellow & orange),… More
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