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Has any one ever heard of putting newspaper in your flower garden to prevent weeds?

Jul 31st

Posted by Rob in Q&A - Flower gardens

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Last year, my flower garden had so many weeds, I couldn’t stand it. I heard some where that if you put newspaper down first and then water it and then cover that with mulch, that the newspaper will prevent weeds from growing. Is that true? Is there a certain way you have to do it? Any input would be nice.

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Is it illegal to pick the state flower?

Jul 31st

Posted by Rob in Q&A - State Flowers

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I live in Florida, and am just wondering.

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I just planted a large flower bed with tulips and daffodils. Should I plant some perenial flower seeds?

Jul 31st

Posted by Rob in Q&A - Flower seeds

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I know that these are spring flowering bulbs. I want to plant some seeds that will bloom all summer long, on top of the soil before I mulch for the winter. Is that a good idea, and what would/have you planted? I live in northern illinois.

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Improve Organic Gardening Using Composting

Jul 31st

Posted by Rob in Organic Gardening

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Building up sustainable soil for organic gardening starts right after the garden soil testing has been completed. The testing of the soil helps to identify the additional fertilizers and conditioners that can be added. When attempting to garden organically, testing, maintaining and improving the soil is a constant process and one that is well worth the effort, according to those who advocate organic farming and gardening.

Creating sustainable soil for gardening organically means that you have to be able to replenish the topsoil of the garden. One of the best substances to have for keeping the soil rich and More >

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Gardening: Flower Gardening

Jul 31st

Posted by Rob in Flower Gardens

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Flower gardening is becoming more and more popular every day.  Flowers can brighten everyone’s day, they smell nice, and are a great hobby.  Flower gardening is simple, inexpensive, and loads of fun.  Flower gardening can be done for yard decoration, simply as a hobby, or even professionally.

There are some decisions that have to be made before even flower gardening can be started.  You must decide if you want annuals that live for one season and must be replanted every year, or perennials that survive the winter and return again in the summer.  When buying and planting, pay attention to what More >

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Basic in Orchids Care

Jul 31st

Posted by Rob in Growing Orchids

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Orchids are exotic plants that have thriven on this earth for millions of time but many people are loathe to grow them as they do not understand the basics of orchid thought. While orchids can be challenging to grow, their nursing is actually not that complicated and if you understand what they require to florish, you, too, can like these pleasing and fragrant plants.

One of the big mistakes the people make is over watering their orchids. People assume that since they are clammy plants they necessary a lot of water and this is not necessarily the suit. While they More >

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Discover the Three Distinct Advantages of Growing Tomatoes in Containers

Jul 30th

Posted by Rob in Growing Tomatoes

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If you haven’t grown tomatoes in containers before I would urge you to give it a try. I’m going to show 3 advantages of growing container tomatoes compared to planting them in a vegetable garden. Feeling the joy seeing your own plants grow and picking your own tomatoes is something everyone should experience. All you need to get started is a small outdoor area that receives a reasonable amount of sunlight per day.

Advantage #1 – Container Tomatoes Can Make Your Patio More AttractiveYou can really make your patio area look very attractive with the addition of some well-maintained tomato plants. More >

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Tools for Your Greenhouse

Jul 30th

Posted by Rob in Greenhouses

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Enhancing your greenhouse is not as simple as how you enhance your decorations or designs at home. In reality, it is utterly different thing compared to what enhancements that you do, whether at home, in your work situate, in your patch, etc.

Hence, when it comes to greenhouses, obtaining some accessories is not actually your average way of creating a good impression that you can swank about with your links. To obtain some greenhouse accessories is actually to buy things that will be of good use to your greenhouse.

Nevertheless before we narrow down to the accessories that you should to connect More >

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Hydroponics gardening guide – growing mediums used in hydroponics – HOW TO USE ROCKWOOL

Jul 30th

Posted by Rob in Gardening

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The most widely-spread growing medium is, perhaps, rockwool. Originally used for insulation purposes and also known as mineral insulation, rockwool was first used as growing medium by Dane gardeners. Now, it is frequently used for drip-style indoor gardens around the globe.

Rockwool is produced by a process similar to making cotton candy: a particular mixture of sand and rock is melted and then turned into fibers by spinning the mixture to form products of multiple shapes and dimensions, from 1″ starter cubes and up to large slabs of  3″x12″x36″ in size. The variety of available forms and sizes turns rockwool into More >

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how long will tomato seeds bear fruits from the moment of sowing them?

Jul 29th

Posted by Rob in Q&A - Heirloom seeds

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I’ve recently sowed several heirloom tomato seeds and I just wonder when or how long would it take till they bear fruits? I’m just curious.

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