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7 May 2015, written by Barbara Pleasant It’s no secret that I love growing vegetables, especially potatoes. That’s why it bothers me that so many people have bad luck when they try new ways to grow potatoes. I just watched videos of people planting potatoes in different areas, let the plants grow beautifully, and then … Read more
Of all the flying insects, wasps are right up there with mosquitoes in terms of annoyance and danger. Sprays can keep pests away, but their nests need to be taken down and steps should be taken to keep them from coming back. in this article, we will answer the following questions: As a homeowner nothing … Read more
With their bright, cheery faces and versatility, it’s no wonder fresh sunflowers are a popular choice for arrangements and décor. But where can you find fresh cut sunflowers locally? This guide covers the best places to buy fresh sunflowers in your area. Farmer’s Markets Farmer’s markets are a top source for fresh cut flowers, including … Read more
Candy onions are a sweet hybrid variety that makes a delicious addition to any garden. Getting the planting depth right is key to growing big, healthy candy onions In this comprehensive guide, we’ll look at the ideal planting depth for candy onion sets, seeds, and seedlings along with tips for preparing the soil, proper spacing, … Read more
To remove the pups, they should be at least 1/3 to 1/2 the size of the mother plant. Hold both mother and pup at their bases and gently twist in a downward motion. If this is hard to do, you may have to cut down as close to the mother as possible to get rid … Read more
Red shoots on roses can be a sign of healthy new growth, but they can also indicate disease. Understanding the difference between normal red growth and diseased shoots is important for properly caring for roses. Normal Red Growth Many rose varieties produce red or reddish shoots as part of their natural growth cycle. This coloration … Read more
Fast Growing Summer annual with extensive root system, breaks up compaction. Attractive flowers for pollinators. Creates extensive biomass. Produces black. Fast Growing Summer annual with extensive root system, breaks up compaction. Attractive flowers for pollinators. Creates extensive biomass. Produces black oil seeds that are meatier and have a higher oil content than other sunflower seeds. … Read more
Sunflowers are a classic warm-weather annual flower. As the seasons change from summer to fall, it’s time to decide what to do with sunflower stalks. Some gardeners simply pull up spent plants, while others choose to cut them down. So which is better – cutting or removing sunflowers completely in fall? Here’s what you need … Read more
Red trumpet flowers are eye-catching displays of miniature trumpets on a vine. The enticing trumpet shape attracts animals with long thin beaks such as hummingbirds. They like to use their beaks to draw nectar out of the elongated flower. The flowers of these plants come in a range of bright red shades, from deep red … Read more
John Innes No2 compost is a popular potting mix used by gardeners to grow healthy, thriving plants In this article, we’ll take an in-depth look at what makes John Innes No.2 different and how to use it for the best results. What is John Innes No.2 Compost? John Innes No.2 is a loam-based potting compost … Read more