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Vines – How To Choose

May 2, 2016 | Annuals, Perennials, Shrubs, Trees & Vines, Tips by Topic

These flowering plants all have vines in common, but there are significant differences in size, hardiness and use. This quick guide should help you decide which vining plant fits your needs. Morning Glory Morning glories are an annual vine known for their profuse...

Weeds – The 5 Letter Word

May 26, 2014 | Garden Tips, Tips by Topic, Tips by Topic Sidebar

Weeding is an ongoing garden chore, but the goal is to make it as easy as it possibly can be. Over a couple of seasons, you can just about rid your garden of weeds as long as you have a plan. Like any other part of life, regular maintenance comes with the territory....

June Growing Tips for Edibles

May 26, 2014 | Edibles, Garden Tips, Tips by Topic

Vegetables There are quite a lot of garden chores in June when you’re growing your own food! Here are some helpful tips and reminders. Note: Most vegetables prefer a soil pH of 6 to 7. Stop cutting asparagus when the spears appear to be slowing down either in...

Organic Solutions to Protect Kids & Pets

Apr 21, 2014 | Garden Tips, Tips by Topic, Tips by Topic Sidebar

Organic Solutions in gardening may seem like a big task. There’s a new learning curve involved and some extra expense in some cases, but the rewards for you, your family and pets is great. It’s also getting easier by the year, as companies respond to the...

Fertilizer Numbers: What they Mean

Apr 17, 2014 | Garden Tips, Tips by Topic, Tips by Topic Sidebar

You see them on every plant food and lawn food package, but what do they mean? It’s not always necessary to know these days, as the packaging often tells you what you need to know. If the fertilizer or food is called tomato food, then most of us aren’t...

Winter Burn, What to Do

Apr 14, 2014 | Garden Tips, Shrubs, Trees & Vines, Tips by Topic, Tips by Topic Sidebar

Winter burn Rust colored needles where those nice green ones used to be. It’s really all about moisture. Cold winds or salt can dry out needles and leaves, and when the winter is particularly cold, this happens faster than the plant can replace water through its...