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Christmas Wreaths The size of wreath needed for your front entrance really depends on the look you want. For a bold and festive feel, go large! If you prefer a more reserved look, choose a smaller size. For a standard 36 inch wide front door, add dramatic impact with...
There is a false perception in the gardening world that fall is the end of the growing season. In fact, it is quite the contrary. Fall is an ideal season for planting trees, shrubs and other assorted plants. The key is encouraging good root growth. Planting trees and...
YOUR GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL PLANTING PLANTING TREES & SHRUBS Before You Plant Always plant in a well drained soil. To test for soil drainage, dig a hole for your new plant and fill it with water. If the water doesn’t drain in 12 hours, the soil in that area will need...
Vegetables That Are Perfect to Plant in Late Summer The long dog days of summer are here as the days are hotter and the sun sets late into the night. Any cool season vegetable you had in your garden are at the end of their days and warm season veggies are still going...
The garden is at its peak, and long days offer ample time for picking fresh flowers and sun-ripened produce. Temperatures Soar and Color Sizzles Some plants thrive as summer heats up. If your perennial beds lack color, try a few of these plants that flower through...
Summer Rose Care Tips Aahh, mid summer. This is the time of the year when all the annuals you planted this spring are finally blooming. And the long, warm days seem to intensify the fragrance of summer blooming Lilies and roses. It's the time to revel in the glory of...
To prevent your plants hanging their heads in summer, they need plenty of water. But how much, how often, water from above or below? Here you find some smart and helpful facts for watering your plants. Rule no. 1: Keep evenly moist Most plants depend on even moisture....
Spring is in full bloom! For many pool owners across the country, this means it’s time to start getting the pool ready for the summer swim season. If you properly closed your pool for winter, opening your pool should be an easy process. Follow these...
Every garden requires pollinators, and bees are among the finest. Without them there would be limited flowers and far fewer fruits and vegetables. Did you know that about 30% of the food we eat depends on the pollination of bees? Although there are many...
Did you have a crabgrass problem last year? Well, chances are, it’s gonna be even worse this year! Crabgrass is an annual lawn weed that dies back to the ground each year. The main problem with this pest is the tenacious seed that it leaves behind after it blooms....
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