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Drip Irrigation, Which is Better?

Ok.. After the feedback on the bed prep I'd decided to cut back greatly on how much I'm putting down and to just layer...
6 comments posted 18yrs
posted by "scott[dunspamme]"
6 comments posted 18yrs posted by "scott[dunspamme]"

How soon can one dedhead Inca Lilies

As soon as they have finished flowering they start dying, and spoiling the looks of the bed. As they are self-seeding,...
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posted by nmackay
0 comments posted 18yrs posted by nmackay

Horseradish in Containers?

I love horseradish.. Just love it.. Not that crap sauce that's mixed with mayo.. The good stuff that's blended up into...
9 comments posted 18yrs
posted by "scott[dunspamme]"
9 comments posted 18yrs posted by "scott[dunspamme]"

Begonia Tubers

Hi, I have grown begonia tubers for my hanging baskets for the last few year and to start them I put them into individu...
5 comments posted 18yrs
posted by chazer.23342b7
5 comments posted 18yrs posted by chazer.23342b7

Landscaping with Roses

Roses have many uses in the home garden, both as standalone bushes and climbers and as part of an overall landscape of...
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posted by yoni4u.23342b7
0 comments posted 18yrs posted by yoni4u.23342b7

Enjoying The Eclipse?

Ok, who's spending time outside marveling at the wonders of the total lunar eclipse? I was till full, with my 2yo son b...
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posted by "scott[dunspamme]"
10 comments posted 18yrs posted by "scott[dunspamme]"

Vinegar may be a potent weed killer

Wherever possible, I prefer to find organic solutions to garden problems. Several readers have asked me about using vin...
6 comments posted 18yrs
posted by earl
6 comments posted 18yrs posted by earl

Ping Billy The Water cure 1902

http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2008/02/25/080225fa_fact_kramer Take a step forward and then two steps back. Manifes...
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posted by b2forewagner
16 comments posted 18yrs posted by b2forewagner

Organic Vegetable Gardening - Important Aspects

Organic vegetable gardening is not only an engaging hobby, but it is also healthy and totally rewarding. If you plan ca...
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posted by yoni4u.2309fb8
0 comments posted 18yrs posted by yoni4u.2309fb8

Too late for tulips?

SE Iowa, zone 5 Last fall we purchased a couple of hundred tulip bulbs simply because they were on sale at Menards or s...
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posted by IGot2P
8 comments posted 18yrs posted by IGot2P

problems for trees (2025 Update)

-- Many tree problems are associated with the following: They are Case Sensitive. Unhealthy Trees from the Nursery / Im...
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posted by symplastless
0 comments posted 18yrs posted by symplastless

Norfolk Pines

Those cute little "trees" you find just about anywhere around Xmas time. I have four of them. If I plant them outside, w...
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posted by sme617x
4 comments posted 18yrs posted by sme617x

Hardy Perennial Plants

I am wanting to plant out some perennial plants into our cottage garden and wondered what plants I could plant out now?...
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posted by GreenFingered.22fa296
1 comments posted 18yrs posted by GreenFingered.22fa296