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3 September 2010, written by Barbara Pleasant When I was about to move my early tomatoes from the garden to the compost pile because they looked sad, I saw something important. I used up all the seeds from our favorite early tomato, the open-pollinated Stupice, this spring, so I had to get more and save … Read more
If you want to know how to keep weeds from growing next to a fence, you’ve come to the right place. In this blog post, we will discuss some of the best ways to keep your property weed-free. We will also provide some helpful advice on how to deal with any weed problems that may … Read more
Nurse your Red Prayer Plant back to lush green health by uncovering and fixing care mistakes! Prayer plants, also known as Maranta leuconeura are beautiful indoor houseplants known for their broad green leaves with striking patterns and veining. But nothing is more distressing for prayer plant owners than when those gorgeous leaves suddenly start turning … Read more
Thyme is a great herb to grow indoors or outdoors. Its easy to care for, and has many medicinal and culinary uses. But what other plants should you grow with thyme? In this blog post, we’ll talk about some of the best plants to grow with thyme and why they do so well. So, whether … Read more
Bring your Asparagus Fern back to life by diagnosing and curing those pesky yellow leaves! Asparagus ferns are cherished for their lush, fern-like foliage and cascading habits But nothing ruins their beauty faster than yellow leaves If your asparagus fern’s vibrant greens are fading, don’t panic. With some troubleshooting, you can get your plant back … Read more
I treated my mossy lawn with iron sulfate, mowed it short, and then waited for the moss to die off in the last part of this miniseries. This means I’m ready for the most dramatic stage of my lawn renovation process: scarifying. If you haven’t heard of scarification, it’s a way to get rid of … Read more
Author/Reviewed By: Josh Miller, Sales Manager: Baker Lime & North America Minerals Published: 3/3/2017 – Updated: 10/25/2023 In general, it’s best not to apply lime, seed and fertilizer at the same time. If your soil is acidic, you should use agricultural lime before fertilizer. If your soil is nutrient-deficient, you should use fertilizer before lime. … Read more
Hostas are a popular foliage plant, known for their wide variety of leaf shapes, sizes, and colors. They are an excellent choice for shady areas and combine beautifully with other shade-loving plants. However, hostas do have one common problem – holes chewed in the leaves. These unsightly holes can ruin the beauty of hosta plants. … Read more
Thanks to dwarf modern cultivars, many of the most popular fruit trees can be grown successfully in pots. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. A lot of the most popular fruit trees, like apples, pears, cherries, and apricots, can be grown in pots … Read more
Here is the simple process of preserving magnolia leaves for stunning holiday decor. Learn the easy technique to create long-lasting decor. I’ve been making crafts for a lot longer than I want to say, and this might be my favorite one yet! I will show you how to dry the magnolia leaves step by step … Read more