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...asive tendencies, you might find mint worth the effort if you grow it carefully… More
...dening often lies in understanding the soils used for plants. According to Department of… More
..., applied plant material to wounds and many other uses. Although some plants are… More
While finding plants that will thrive in a Northeastern shade gardens may seem daunting,… More
...e at garden centers and from seed suppliers. They usually come uncut, so you… More
...ns, you can also harvest the seeds from the plant for use as a… More
... takes a lot of energy from a rose bush and, therefore, your rose… More
...ood alternative to plain, old-fashioned tap water for your plants, think again. The very… More
...he, and frost is threatening to hit your garden before you'll be able to… More
Using an old bed frame for a flower garden creates an eye-catching display affectionately… More
... shady areas that require special attention. Many plants that like sun survive in… More
... grow in a specific region. They are sought after for landscaping because they… More
Salt is dangerous for plants when it combines with water. During this process, the… More
...mmon name is holy basil (Ocimum tenuiflorum). Hindus call it Ocimum sanctum. According to… More
An exotic plant is a non-native plant species that has been introduced from another… More
Medicinal plants grow in abundance around the world. They provide an alternative to chemical… More
A flowering plant produces flowers for reproduction. Female flowers contain pistils, which create new… More
...al and South America. Also known as the sensitive plant, mimosa pudica leaves fold… More
Information about Rue (Ruta gaveolens) More
...is the same as the mother plant with tips from a sustainable gardener in this… More
...thesis, where chlorophyll absorbs energy and transforms carbon dioxide and watering into energy and oxygen.… More
plants reproduce by either dropping seeds, cloning the plant bulb through asexual reproduction or with… More
... trimmings, and sticks are some materials you can use to plant flower bulbs. Learn… More
...ke their own compost to increase heat in a hoop house and practice organic fertilizing… More
...ons in this free gardening video about the Salvia plant. More
plants need light to survive because light allows plants to absorb minerals into their bodies… More
...foliage. Keep plants at their proper temperatures for the best results with plant... More
... to keep it alive. Bring in outdoor potted plants for the winter with... More
...napdragons and petunias work the best. Plant various flowers in a garden to attract wildlife… More
...oponic tomatoes or strawberries with help from a sustainable gardener in... More
... not spread. Choose a bamboo grass plant suitable for the yard with advice from… More
When decorating a porch with plants, use just a few medium-sized plants spaced out evenly… More
...ind out how mulch also helps prevent weeds with information from an experienced gardener and… More
...r, light and soil conditions for the common house plant are discussed in this free… More
Tips for choosing plants and flowers for your moon garden in this free gardening video. More
Learn how to get the best results with square foot gardens with expert gardening tips… More
Understand what soil will best allow your house plant to thrive in this free educational… More
Learn why square foot gardens require less weeding with expert gardening tips in this free… More
...vision is easy with these tips, learn how to care for the North American Pitcher… More
Learn how house plant regrow in this free online gardening video. More
How to use fertilizer for growing Alligator Jaw plants; get professional tips and advice from… More
Use an individual dripper to give any plant special attention within your garden. Learn more… More
...n bring a slow, steady stream of moisture to your plants. Learn more in this… More
...ip tape allows you to control how much water your plant will receive. Learn more… More
Learn about fertilizing house plants in this free video clip about plant care. More
Picking the right plants for a terrarium is fun and easy, get expert tips and… More
Mini-sprinklers can give individual or small-group attention to anything in your garden. Learn more in… More
...dding plants to a terrarium properly is important for your pet's health, get expert tips… More
...r in your orchid potting soil in this free orchid plant care video. More
How to care for house plants while on vacation; get professional tips and advice from… More
Tips for using Styrofoam in your orchid plant pot in this free how to care… More
Learn tips for using clay pots for garden plants in this free gardening video clip… More
Watering cans are great for indoor house plants. Learn about gardening with watering cans from… More
... rows and hills for planting vegetables and other plants in your own organic garden… More
...lueberry plants that are close to three years old for healthy growing. Learn some tips… More
Learn tips for using pot holders and plant sleeves in this free gardening video clip… More
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Learn gardening tips and advice on plant propagation from a horticulture expert in this free… More
Learn about vertical gardening in this free video on low maintenance gardening. More
Your Houseplants like the Hard Stuff HouseplantExperts say that one of the keys to growing a successful houseplant may be located at your local liquor store One of the most significant problems home based green thumbs face is the overgrowth of their houseplants. The stems and leaves grow too much… More
hey all....i just found this forum yesterday. i'm originally from chicago but i lived in miami, fl and austin, tx before moving down to costa rica about four years ago. i'm a nature freak, so i've done a fair amount of gardening everywhere i've lived. i'm much more of a… More
...on with some of the interesting tidbits included. For the handout I will scale it down to 3 pages. Culinary and Medicinal Herbs Anise Annual, Height: 18 to 24 inches… More
... little while ago, because I really don't want my plants to succumb to some stupid little pests. Do you have any rules… More
.... I still learn something new and wonderful about plants and gardening techniques on a regular basis. I love to "play in… More
...’s some help. If it's too late, hold this information for use next year. Tomato… More
...om/YardenersPlantHelper/YardCareTechniques/GrowingPlantsInContainers/NoShardsInContainerBottom. I am definitely going to follow the suggestion. I never even… More
...ry valley on the Oregon Coast. We are famous here for our Cheddar Cheese. Because this is such an interdependent community I am learning the joys of nearly free gardening. My husband brings home empty wood machine crates we break down and recycle into raised garden… More
...posting this becase i do not remember the traders User name and they wont responde to my emails. I made a trade over 3 weeks ago with a lady… More
...ng shed. We have used it since to start seeds and planted our tomatoes in the raised bed along the south side. We have aquired 2 complete 6 foot… More
I was going to 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
...oses, but I'll have some left over. What's a good use for it? Should I use it to plant perennials or as a top-dressing on my beds? I've never used manure before! More
...be just use it laid "around" the base of the main plant till it starts… More
...ooly thyme". When we read about it, it says it is for landscape filling in between rocks and such. But it does not… More
...de. It's simpler than the maps. It only has links for Canada and the U.S., however. Canada: http://www.myplantzone.com/canada.aspx U.S.: http://www.myplantzone.com/usa.aspx More
...edroom that I could use with a heat mat under the plants. I just haven't had much luck with starting seeds. Maybe we could use this thread to share what everyone else does. :broccoli: More
...ve some rhodies that i planted out front of the house and they are under where the snow will fall from the roof onto them, what should i use to cover them to protect them from the falling snow breaking them. they are getting big so it's hard to… More
...d would like to use the area where our dog run is for planting vegetables. Is it safe to use due to dog poo and urine. How can I prepare or clean the area to make it safe for planting vegetables. I… More
...work and so need to find its source. Any useful information about the plant in question would also be good such that that I can find some new keywords to use… More
... like to try starting herbs from seeds. I plan on using an aquarium as my herb/veggie nursery. I read in a… More
I need some blackberry plants , I would like to have the best "of course" kind to make jam & jelly, so with that said. how many plants do I need ? and where can I find them ?, Thanks Guilt Trip More
...he last photo) has me completely stumped. To help for size… More
...last when it gets hot & humid. I tried them before and they start dwindling in the heat More
...comco.htm But it says it's an annual and I didn't plant that. (the flowers were gone today but I have seen them) The second one, is that a tree that's starting or what? More
...my area that needed them. I have Purple Pickerel Rush, Pink Pickerel Rush, Umbrella Palm,TONS of water lettuce. It would be nice to share and trade with local folk! More
...kend! My name is Kay and I know very little about plants, gardening, and plant care. I love nature and I'd like to make it a part of my home. I was wondering if anyone had some good ideas about what plants… More
...that I've trimmed on the bottom and still waiting for my husband to do the top). Can… More
I need help with two of the three plants I used for two Mother's Day baskets I made. I know that one of them is a pink version of sutera. The other two weren't tagged, but the woman at the nursery told me how to take care of them. If… More
...ny help appreciated in identifying what these two plants are.. 69729 This second one appeared under a samll tree and started spreading along the ground... 69730 Thanks! More
...I have no idea what it is though. The second one just popped up under the hosta. It had an orange flower on it yesterday but something must have… More
...of these, but if you do, I am willing to trade...just let me know what you are looking… More
Is it true that they do better planted by a building? More
These just bloomed this week, do you know what these are? Thanks! Stephanie More
...be it is a different cultivar. I am puzzled. :confused: More
I think these plants are on the wild side, but I really like the blooms and foilage. John More
Thanks to one and all who can help name these beauties! More
here is a flower that is red and spiked, but the leaves are like clover in shape. now to share with you all. I have been getting several packets of wildflowers and mixed flowers in one package and that has been great!!! so i have been searching on the web… More
this is bascally just a picture post lol i have some --ok 2 things-- mints in a mug and mint an strawberries in a maragarita glass an oh yea my borage is flowerin like mad lol the pictures are from my camera phone if youre corious whats what just ask… More
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hi there can anyone help and tell me what plants i should be putting in my pond thanx karen. More
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