Kate Sheridan

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Stories By Kate Sheridan

  • Flowers
    Flowers By Kate Sheridan November 4th, 2022

    How To Landscape Around Bay Windows

    How to Landscape Around Bay Windows. Landscaping around a bay window offers gardeners a chance to experiment with a combination of annuals and perennials, vines, shrubs and flowers, sunshine and shade, all in a single location. The key to bay window landscaping is installing a semi-permanent backdrop of a tall grass or low-growing shrubs, while adding layers of color and texture in front of the backdrop and all around the window frame. Add a few garden features to attract birds, and your bay window will become a focal point of activity, inside and out.

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  • Produce
    Produce By Kate Sheridan November 4th, 2022

    How To Transplant Wild Muscadine Vines

    How to Transplant Wild Muscadine Vines. Wild muscadine grapes are a tough skinned but luscious fruit that's admired for its contribution to flavorful wines, jellies and sauces. As warm-weather plants, muscadines dislike temperatures below zero, so are typically found growing wild in the American south and west. These woody grapevines are difficult to root from cuttings, and older vines do not transplant well. It's best to select year-old wild muscadines for transplanting, in late winter or early spring when the plant has gone dormant. Look for small plants with at least two nodes on the main stem.

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