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Amaryllis come in a variety of oranges, reds and pinks.… More
The amaryllis belongs to the group of plants commonly referred… More
Summer squash is a good vegetable for beginning and seasoned… More
Summer means longer days and hotter temperatures. Lawn maintenance, while… More
Flowers grown from bulbs are the first bright color of… More
A bulb is a plant that stores everything it needs… More
Guide Sheet: Information on Lilies and a guide for planting… More
Guide Sheet: Information on Camassia More
Dramatic, spiky gladiolus comes in varieties that range from miniature… More
Spring bulbs like daffodils, hyacinths and crocuses periodically need to… More
Bulbs are typically planted in the fall for spring blooming… More
There are four secrets to a good hanging basket: the… More
Most varieties of summer bulbs cannot survive the freezing temperatures… More
The amaryllis is a bulbous flowering plant, bearing large lily-like… More
Summer squash consists of squashes such as zucchinis, patty pans,… More
Guide Sheet: How to grow and care for summer hyacinths More
Add heathers to your landscape for a sea of summer… More
Endless summer hydrangeas are ornamental flowering plants that bear flowers… More
Bulbs produce a vast variety of flowers, many of which… More
For great summer color, the best time to plant summer… More
Jasmine is available as a plant or a vine, depending… More
Do not move raspberry plants in the summer. Transplant raspberry… More
Bulbs are easy to take care of--plant them and forget… More
Endless Summer hydrangeas, Hydrangea macrophylla 'Bailmer,' bloom on new growth… More
Recipe for summer vegetable salsa from The Firehouse Grilling Cookbook. More
An amaryllis bulb is best planted in a pot that… More
To take care of a lily, plant it in a… More
Different flower containers do well in specific areas. Learn where… More
When a potted plant becomes overcrowded, it's time to divide… More
If you live in a small apartment or want a… More
To take care of roses, make sure to never let… More
Caring for Lily-of-the-Valley bulbs requires planting them in cool climates,… More
A topiary is any type of plant that is grown… More
An Easter lily is a plant that will bloom faithfully… More
To care for potted plants, remove dry and wilted leaves… More
Some really good types of summer flowers include the Blackfoot… More
Summer squash, which includes zucchini, is a warm-weather plant that… More
Caring for potted lily flowers requires cutting them half way… More
Hollyhocks are flowering plants that are found all over the… More
Take care of sunflowers by placing them in a hot… More
To take care of pansies, start them from the seed… More
Create your perfect summertime garden in this free educational video… More
Light, water and soil needs to successfully grow tulips is… More
Amaryllis plants are beautiful plants to grow in your garden… More
Caring for petunias is easy with these tips, get expert… More
Sorry Sweetle, all the airports and roads around Gapvlostockia have been closed due to some kind of national security thingy. Better luck next year. More
you look out the window and see your cat sharpening his claws on your dead, brown grass. :rolleyes: (True story!) More
Meadowlark. This gal is just not computer literate at all. It seemed to me she felt like she had to make a new name every time she went from one computer to another. Can we delete the two and just have her as this new name per her request? Rachel,… More
http://my.gardenguides.com/forums/topic/68026?page_no=1#208635 What to do? I understand why RR said what she did, but we don't know exact details if it was accidental or not. Like I said before, I had no trouble with Glenda. What do you all think? More
I believe it's time to replant my gardenia in a larger pot, but I wasn't sure if doing that in the summer is a bad idea? I know that planting anything in our AZ heat isn't a smart thing to do and can sometimes kill the plant. Do the rules… More
I am so excited! Was looking out the kitchen window this morning and saw a new bird that I haven't seen sitting on the water dish. Ran for my book and discovered that she was a Summer Tanager. Sat watching her drink and bathe and a few minutes later her… More
Can I prune the Endless Summer Hydrangea in Fall? If not what's the best--and safest time. Located in Eastern Massachusetts. Thanks, Barbs More
Hey, does anyone have any ideas about what seeds I can still plant this late in the year? I have @ 1 acre disced up in a field and I want to put *something* there. I live in Courtland, AL which is zone 7. I also am pretty determined to… More
:confused: I just moved into a beautiful house with a nice big yard.The last owner decided not to take with them the very large planter at the end of the drive way (a very sunny spot) or the 2 large planters in the back of the yard that get 3/4… More
I planted snow in summer several years ago and it spread beautifully but during the summer the blossoms die off and leave behing dried out shoots. Should I be cutting them back at some point? Does anybody know how to prune these plants. When I lift up the new leaves… More
This is my first winter feeding birds and I have a question. Do you guys feed in the summer? It is 70 degrees here and almost spring lots of things leafing out. I know I need to put out hummer feeders but what about regular feeders? More
A couple of bulbs that will take full shade are hardy begonia (Begonia grandis), Zone 6, summer hardy cyclamen (Cyclamen hederifolium), Zone 7, late summer to fall Bulbs that I found do well in part shade are crocus (Crocus vernus), Zone 4, early spring anemone (Anemone blanda), Zone 6, early… More
It is finally getting cold in NJ, the trees are starting to change and Ihave to decide what plants will come in,,and which will not??:( Now it is time to wait for new catalogues to dream of next season. Hope to catch a few of you around soon. Happy Fall… More
I bought some bulbs (actually they look more like corms) about 20 years ago and have since lost the tag. I believe (but not certain) the nurseryman told me it was from South Africa. It's never turned around season-wise, still starts growing in the fall, starts blooming in Nov and… More
:( what do you do all winter when your flowers are all gone and snow is 4 ft deep ,,,,, ewwwww .... my cannas have to be brought up. what kinds of birds do i feed i wonder ? hmmm my hummers go home and finches hide from the cold… More
Hi Everyone, My parents recently purchased a summer home in South Eastern NJ as a get away the whole family could enjoy. With Fathers Day coming up, and as a way to say thank you, I was thinking of doing a little landscaping at the house. I wanted it to… More
has anyone had a chance to enjoy the summer months so far,,,here its been very cool and a lot of rain,,cool just about every day almost like fall of the year all over again,the farmers are starting to complain about their crops,and worrying if anything is going to grow,,,,,,,,this weather… More
WOW,, that is alot of bulbs troybilt--what kind did you plant? More
Technically today is the last day of summer. I celebrated with my buddy. She brought me a piece of herTradescantia pallida (purple heart), which she couldn't get to root. We had a great time, and I ate like a pig. I had all kinds of goodies, but the whole pan… More
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