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You can read DG member feedback on almost any plant by checking the PlantFiles. A fertilizer with this ratio (3-1-2) of the major nutrients (N-P-K) and some micronutrients should serve very well.

I like to take several cuttings and just keep them in water. One last tip: Try not to gloat when you tell hubby you are right. Depending on the size of your sinkholes, you might not need much, and you could check with some farms or stables to get some...

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Even though you indicate an uneventful summer, the events earlier in the season set the stage for an unusual cycle. Soil temperatures are warmer than in the spring, and the plant will have several months to settle in before the heat of summer begins.

Answers: That's a deceptively tough question. Cut off the flowers of those plants before bees find them. The theory of using deep throated flowers is a good one, but some bees simply chew a little hole in the base of a tubular flower and never miss a...

Make sure your bucket has a couple of small holes cut in the sides to keep heat from building up and causing your plant to break dormancy. It could mean putting a tomato cage over it and wrapping in burlap.

I hope you can turn your yard situation into a real bonus of edible and medicinal plants!Yes, you can grow roses from seed. You probably just need to be persistent and increase your efforts.

Do this very gradually, taking off no more than a quarter or less of each branch at a time.Meanwhile, you should do two other things. Make sure you are treating your jade properly - lots of light, not too much water, as one reader commented "give it conditions...

Gardening is both art and science, with some luck and skill thrown in for good measure. Simply spraying a plant down with you favorite bug juice will not work, usually, as the bugs are on the OTHER side of the leaves.

I dont believe that there are any leaks from it. Should I give up on it, or what should I do? 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.

If you like to personally hunt your enemy, a flashlight and salt shaker are your best weapons. Several have specific temperature and soil requirements or the seeds will simply rot.

I'd do as Sally suggests and replant, paying close attention to the depth. Don't feel bad, even experienced gardeners will fall victim at times. Right now you can not do anything to make them bloom this year.

Better wait till spring and, in the meantime, find a place for them inside your home.adds: Large sheets of bubble wrap can be had for free if you visit an autobody or collison shop.

A 4 inch pot is more than big enough, and you might want to use a 2 inch pot or a 5 oz plastic cup (with a couple of holes poked in the bottom for drainage) for your cutting until it gets good roots, then up-pot it.

Early that morning, I planted all of the gorgeous full-blooming annual flowers that I had purchased from the nursery in their pre-selected spots. It was very enjoyable seeing it all come together so nicely and so quickly! An old garden bench right in...

Be aware of the quirks in your canvas before you plant and you'll save yourself a headache later on!The most amazing thing about the flower garden is that it's always changing. One cold spring morning you may decide you want to start the painting all...

You can plant a flower bed any way you like – big or small, curved or straight, raised or flat – whatever. Use a hose, spray paint or flour to mark out and shape the bed. This is important, as it allows you to play around with ideas, like the size...

Mimic these in the garden for a more natural appearance.Gardens require a sense of direction. Theis one of the best resources for your garden design. Pull them away from the house and add graceful curves to soften the edges.

Is there any truth in this? Just do one layer. 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.

I've never tried it personally. He always told me never to over feed dahlias. Specific mint varieties must be started from cuttings, but "generic" spearmint and peppermint seeds are available.adds: I had about the same exact thoughts on the herb/windowsill...

Other questions may be moved to one of our other forums so your fellow members can help you And you need to get rid of that. 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,...

Edible pears are Pyrus communes, while the inedible flowering pear 'Chanticleer' is a Pyrus calleryana. I expect 'Chanticleer' to cross pollinate them as well. Other questions may be moved to one of our other forums so your fellow members can help you.

Jill Nicolas wrote several wonderful aticles on winter sowing,answers: Most of us who live in this part of the country are used to seeing these plants make an early appearance. If your plants haven't bloomed, chances are the flowers will be fine.

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I can't verify those. And there are reports of successful peony bloom in warm zones, with many cultivars. Liquid fertilizer is easy to use, but you need to water your plants first with regular water and after a few hours water with the mixture of water...

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 camellias; I found references to the pleaching of both of these.