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Companion planting is all about planting things together in your garden that get along and benefit each other. One important benefit of companion planting is pest control. written by Dr John Anne
A fruit tree is a tree that bears fruit and a flower containing one or more seeds. However, because all trees of flowering plants produce fruit this term in horticultural usage applies to trees providing fruit as human food. written by Lesa Parham
The hardest part about planning a garden is deciding where to begin. Looking out over the vast mound of overgrown shrubs, weeds and cracked concrete, it's difficult to imagine your yard can be the garden paradise you've always dreamed of. It's as though you're beginning with a blank canvas, and someone hands you a shovel and says "create". Before you drop the shovel and walk away in frustration, gather your thoughts, and take yourself through this step-by-step process for planning your garden. written by Josh Sloan
California has the benefit of having a long and luscious growing season. This means there are a lot of plant options for green-thumb Californians wanting to grow a garden. But a challenge to California gardening is water. Water conservation is important everywhere, especially in warm and dry climates. Therefore, choosing plants that don't need gallons of water every day is a good idea. Enter drought-tolerant landscaping. written by Carol Freyer
Many homeowners find that, while they like the convenience that society affords them and their families, that they do not like the lack of privacy that comes with living closely with other families. It can be difficult to effect changes in a place that is already built or where local zoning laws have to be circumnavigated before one can put up a fence. Plants are an effective solution to many privacy woes and here's some ideas that you can use to put them to work for you. written by Jerry Anderson
You are probably familiar with wood and metal drills but are probably not as familiar with the soil drills known as garden augers. These useful devices stand out in the ranks of specialty garden tools for the quick job they can make of many often encountered outdoor jobs. written by Jason Anderson Anderson
Companion planting is an easy method to make your plants healthier and vegetables produce more. Best of all, it doesn't involve any work after the initial planting! written by Susan Schlenger
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As their name implies, fruit trees are simply trees that bear fruit. This may include apple, cherry, citrus (i.e., orange and lemon), durian, mango, morello cherry, pear, peach, nectarine and plum. written by Louanne Baelde
Landscaping with wildflowers is becoming increasingly popular. Wildflowers dazzle your gardens with sprays of color with a powerful endurance not often noted in domesticated garden flowers. Learn about site selection, soil preparation, planting time, planting methods, and the post planting care for your wildflowers. written by Louanne Baelde
Bulbs are your best bet for success. This article will help you select healthy bulbs and will give you tips on how to get them ready, from preparing the soil, fertilizing, and planting.
written by B. Keith Johnson
When shopping for bulbs, it is important to look for the firmest, plumpest bulbs you can find. written by Kara Kelso
written by lee dobbins
How many times have you gone to the garden store and bought some plants that you absolutely loved only to get home and not be able to find a suitable place in the garden?
Here's some things to think about in order to plan that perfect garden. written by james ellison
We can plant too early. Remember those beautiful warm March or April days when we are tempted to go out and start our gardens? Why not, the stores already have the plants for us to transplant so it must be time. Early planting can lead to money out of your pocket. written by David Chandler
For a rewarding experience, start your garden from seeds rather than purchasing the plants. This articles well get you started on how to plant your seeds and transplant the seedlings to your garden. << previous page 1 next page>> |
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