Pro Tips and great ideas
KEEP YOUR GARDEN HYDRATED
Summer is the peak growing time for gardens. However, sunshine and heat can make it tricky for your plants to stay hydrated.
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Creating a Backyard Oasis: Your Ultimate Guide
Growing Lavender: A Guide to Cultivating This Fragrant Herb
What’s on your Plant Menu? Food and Drinks for your Plants
What’s on your Plant Menu? Food and Drinks for your Plants
Do you want to know the secret of healthy plants? It’s simple. All plants need three things to grow well: sunlight, water, and nutrients. Each of these items work together to help your plants grow healthy and strong.
CONTAINER GARDENING SIMPLIFIED
Container gardens are a great way to dress up a patio or doorway. But it’s so much more than that
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Roses – Types and Pruning
HYBRID TEA
Large, many petalled, single or double flowers, usually alone and occasionally in clusters of three to five. Blooms are usually held singly on straight long stems that are good for cutting. Many are fragrant. Ideally used in formal rose beds. Always grafted, 60 to 125 cm tall.
Garden Gallery’s Mother Days Gift Guide
It’s time to celebrate Mom! Why not make this year a little extra special by discovering moments to surprise and delight her. It is about filling the day with smiles, laughter, and love, because this day is all about Mom.
Get your Yard Spring Ready with These Seven Simple Steps
Five Spring Tips to Dress up your Doorway
Forcing Bulbs
Bulbs can bring spring cheer indoors and brighten up your home, particularly in the middle of the long winter.
Bulbs can be planted in almost every type of container, providing it has good drainage. The bulbs will be planted closer together in containers than outdoors. You can combine bulbs with other plants or with other bulbs to prolong flowering enjoyment.
It’s Time for a Spring Lawn Check-Up
As the snow melts away, you may be surprised to find that your once, lush green lawn is less vibrant. The accumulative effect of salt, snow, wind, and frosty weather can cause damage to both the roots and tips of your grass.
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