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- Cinch Bug Lawn Symptoms And Home Remedy By: Dan Ezell Views: 2818
You do everything right. You water, fertilize and mow with a methodical approach yet you find these circular yellow spots on you lawn. More than likely you have cinch bugs.
- How Can I Keep Squirrels From Eating My Tomatoes? © By: Arlene Wright Correll Views: 2284
Arlene Wright-Correll shares information on keeping Squirrels out of your tomato patch.
- A Primer in Organic Container Gardening By: Hans Dekker Views: 1990
Organic container gardening is not really a very difficult task, but obeying mother natures laws when you grow your own herb plants, house plants or flower bulbs is really very simple.
It\'s possible to use just about anything that can hold soil or water as a gardening container.
If you are into composting or even better have your own composter you should have no problems with creating a great soil where all your plants will flourish. Perhaps your herb and flower seeds are of great quality the soil is perfect but if insects, or snails get a hold of your carefully grown flower box garden you have a problem.
- How to Grow a Flowering Crab Apple Tree© By: Arlene Wright Correll Views: 818
Arlene Wright-Correll shares some good information on planting flowering crab apple trees with two of her favorite recipes when you do your fall harvest.
- Star Jasmine – A Different Type Of Climbing Plant By: Jonathan Yaakobi Views: 717
Many a home gardener has been tempted to include rampant, climbing plants in the garden. While these definitely have their place in some circumstances, they often turn into an unmanageable mess. In small spaces, it is probably far wiser to choose less showy and slow-growing climbers like the Star Jasmine.
- Garden Design – Planning An Herbaceous Perennial Flower Bed By: Jonathan Yaakobi Views: 691
The term flowerbed usually evokes images of dazzling color. In practice, the flowerbed often ends up as a disappointing eyesore. Here are some thoughts on how best to plan this part of your garden.
- Is it Monkey or Mondo Grass? By: Harold Sink Views: 608
Learn how to identify the difference between Monkey or Mondo grass, and which you would rather have as a border. There really is a difference between these two decorative grasses.
- How to Plant Cantaloupe for Profit© By: Arlene Wright Correll Views: 560
Arlene Wright-Correll writes that she will never profit from her small cantaloupe plantings, but her Melon Lady friend does real well with a good cash crop of melons each season.
- Zeroscaping or Xeriscaping Landscaping© By: Arlene Wright Correll Views: 520
Arlene Wright-Correll shares information about Zeroscaping or Xeriscaping Landscaping.
- Lets Bring Back the Victory Garden By: Arlene Wright Correll Views: 493
Arlene Wright-Correll shares some reasons and suggestions for bringing back Victory Gardens.
- Passive Solar Heating for your Homemade Greenhouse By: Clair Schwan Views: 477
Learn two easy and inexpensive methods of passive solar heating for your homemade greenhouse. Passive solar is simple and nearly fool proof. Put it to work for you to collect and retain heat for slow release when the sun isn’t shining.
- The Benefits of Cedar Mulch By: Pat Merewether Views: 473
Tips about why cedar mulch is better than most other kinds.
- Garden Irrigation – How Often Do You Need To Water? By: Jonathan Yaakobi Views: 472
In order to manage water in the garden both responsibly and effectively, its necessary to understand that different groups of plants, not only require different quantities of water, but also need the water at different times.
- African Daisy – Excellent Bedding Plants For An Arid Climate Garden By: Jonathan Yaakobi Views: 464
African daisy plants are not suitable for every location, and may not be to everyone’s taste. In the right place though, they are an important ingredient in dry and Mediterranean gardens.
- The Secret to Ant Control By: Dan Ezell Views: 429
Ants are the hands down, number one household and garden pest invaders. They can be a real nuisance but there are many simple, cost efficient ways to rid yourself of their presence.
- Plant an avocado pit By: Emma Cooper Views: 424
An avocado pit is unlikely to grow into your own fruiting avocado tree, but you will be able to grow yourself an interesting house plant.
- Want a great garden? Pee on it! By: Emma Cooper Views: 412
If you'd like a free compost activator or nitrogen-rich fertilizer, then all you have to do is stop flushing it away!
- Grow your own tomato feed By: Emma Cooper Views: 404
Find out how to turn your comfrey leaves into tomato feed without alienating your neigbors.
- Dead-heading, Yes or No? © Part I By: Arlene Wright Correll Views: 392
Arlene Wright-Correll shares her experience with dead-heading flowers in her gardens.
- Dead-heading, Yes or No? © Part II By: Arlene Wright Correll Views: 390
Arlene Wright-Correll finishes up with part II and the rest of what she knows about dead-heading her flowering plants.
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Agnes Farside
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I love gardening and watching plants grow and produce. I have studied herbs for ... more
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Jared Garrett
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Writer, gardener, walker, archer, reader ... more
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Kathy Kline Danner
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Creator of PBandJAHM.com the Number One FREE e-zine for moms! Helping moms fight the ... more
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Clair Schwan
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Clair Schwan is focused on frugal and self-reliant living in Cheyenne, Wyoming. He shares ... more
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Arlene Wright Correll
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Award winning artist, published author, avid gardener, 73 yr. old cancer & stroke survivor, mother ... more
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