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Sunlight, lamp light, flashlight, any kind of light will impede or even stop germination altogether. :( Good luck! They sound lovely.answers: Good question, (meaning I wasn't sure and was curious myself.) I knew who WOULD know something--darius, a DG...

Gardening is both art and science, with some luck and skill thrown in for good measure. Depending on the size of your sinkholes, you might not need much, and you could check with some farms or stables to get some of their manure to help fill in.

Excessive plant food can also burn leaf tips. Let the water set in an open container for a couple days and the chlorine will dissipate. Soil in pots dries out much faster than soil in the ground.

Other questions may be moved to one of our other forums so your fellow members can help you. Gardening is both art and science, with some luck and skill thrown in for good measure.

The trees you mention, are some of the earliest to show color in my area (Kentucky) and are the first to display any deviation from the norm. Although I'm not familiar with your climate, things like ice storms, late freezes or even early leaf-out affects...

I rarely see bees at my marigolds, and you can always use annual plants with interesting foliage such as coleus or caladiums. In the first year or two after the fire, there were probably a lot of lupines and various poppies and mariposa lilies in the...

Occasionally we come across a question that we find particularly interesting or intriguing. If your plants can be cut back, as mine can, cut them back to a few inches above the ground and mound mulch over the stems.

Gardening is both art and science, with some luck and skill thrown in for good measure. I have '' with which I am well pleased, but take a look at the varieties of hydrangea which flower reliably pink (as opposed to being pH dependent); there are many...

Those are the parts that are actively growing. A big part of what attracts people to Dave's Garden has always been our forums, where gardeners ask and answer questions for one another.

But you do have to approach them properly. They lose their leaves and look like sticks in their pots. Your plants probably won't require as much water indoors, but pay attention to humidity.

If you have a question you'd like us to consider, you may pose it in the. Other questions may be moved to one of our other forums so your fellow members can help you.Thanks to Joan for the Lilac image and palmbob for the palm image.

Sorry, unkapete, it sounds like they're not annuals, but read theadds: Depending on the species of banana, some seeds can be quite difficult to successfully germinate. An unpollinated squash will grow to about the size you indicate and then simply dry...

For more advice, here is awritten by critterologist that will help you learn to pervent the condition.answers: You're right; daffodils should perform just as well for you as they did for the previous owner.

I grew Salvia coccineafrom seed, and now they plant themselves every year: I find several of each coming up in June.adds: Check big-box stores to see what grows well in your area; that's a clue to plants that are carefree and rapidly reproducing.

Answers: We have knowledgeable gardeners who will be delighted to assist you at Dave's Garden. If you're still interested after reading what they say, you can scroll back up to near the top and find the link for "7 vendors have this plant for sale." That...

Luckily, I was able to design a plan for an “instant garden” that everyone at the reception raved about. I wrote down all the plants I wanted to buy to fill in most of the spaces in my new garden beds.

You many want to try a handy tool that I found at the Better Homes and Gardens website called the “Plan-a-Garden” (check it out at bhg.com under “gardens”). Shopping for the seeds is one of my favorite things to do in late winter and watching...

While using herbicides can effectively kill grass, it may not be suitable for planting until much later, as herbicides are not environmentally friendly. Take note of available light and nearby structures.

Pull them away from the house and add graceful curves to soften the edges. Perhaps it is lacking personality. With only a little effort involved, learning how to shape the garden can help it go from dull and lacking to bold and beautiful.

Bricks and stones are good options, too. Cinder blocks haven't been mass produced with fly ash in the U.S. for 50 years, though. Just a little.The confusion stems from the name. Once upon a time cinder blocks were made of a material called “fly ash,”...

His dahlias were the biggest and most beautiful dahlias I've ever seen. When they start to show some growth, pinch each of the growing tips to encourage branching. But the good news is that basil & mint cuttings (maybe cilantro too, not sure) are readily...

Those grown outdoors will typically bloom in the spring, though I have had rogue plants rebloom in the summer or fall. I might remove the little sad one and either toss it or leave it out to dry for a few weeks, particularly if its roots are wet, or worse,...

But if you want to, you can dig a larger hole and plant the bulbs inside a plastic crate or surrounded by chicken wire.answers: The change in light brought about the change in your caladium's color.

Answers: Winter sowing is a great way to get a jump on your garden, but there are a number of plants that you'll want to wait and plant conventionally. Whether you use traditional or organic fertilizer, these numbers will be somewhere on the package,...

Remember, if you have a gardening question that you would like to suggest for this feature, post itOur writers and admins will handpick a few of your questions and answer them in an upcoming Ask-a-Gardener, one of our Saturday morning features.

(many plastic flowerpots aren't made with food-grade plastics either, and folks use them every day without a clue) If you have access to redwood or cedar, those would be my reccomendations.answers: I think you should be fine.

Maintaining the pleached greenery will require pruning, will you be doing that, or hiring someone? It is used on trees and shrubs, restricting their branching in order to fit confined spaces or create walkways.I believe you could do this with citrus or...