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How do you plant an bed of annual flowers in the summer around a tulip bed that I planted in the fall?

Sep 1st

Posted by Rob in Q&A - Annuals

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I see so many beautiful tulip beds with dozens of tulips in the spring, and then summer comes and I see flowers planted in the same location. How is this possible without digging up the bulbs? Maybe I’m not planting deep enough? Every year I dig up some by mistake..

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What is the difference between perennial vs annual plants? And what is overwintering?

Sep 1st

Posted by Rob in Q&A - Perennials

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I have read that perennials can die within 3 years, but we have had some plants in our yard for well over 2 decades. (We’re in zone 7). So I don’t understand :X

I’m trying to grow lavender and am looking for a variety that can survive North East winters. If they die in the winter will they come back again?

Also I’ve seen the term overwintering what does it mean?

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Bulbs

Sep 1st

Posted by Rob in Flower bulbs

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A bulb is an underground vertical stem that has tailored leaves with thick bases. The leaves of bulbs are frequently used as food storage pedicles when the plant is dormant.

The leaves of the bulb generally do not support the leaves. Plants that form true bulbs include onions, garlic, lily, tulip, amaryllis, and Iris.

Most flower bulbs necessitate a cold climate to bloom perennially. In southern part of the country, bulb species have evolved that do not always need this recurrent frosty weather to multiply. These bulbs, which grow in Florida, Tennessee, Arizona, and Texas, include several species of narcissus, French Roman More >

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Creating a Greenhouse Window

Sep 1st

Posted by Rob in Greenhouses

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Instead of looking out through your tumbler panes and study your not so long ago attractive flower beds that are now frozen in the chill, you can clearly transform your windowpane into a little greenhouse where houseplants, herbs, seedlings and flora will blossom.

A graphic greenhouse is also a great cast for the factory lovers with much partial interval. Also termed a backyard view, even with its very small plan, this little plot can equip you with enough break so that you can like year-curved blossoms.

Cost, equipment and your zone greenhouse amount factors to be considered when deciding the tailor that More >

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Beautiful Garden Centers in the United States

Sep 1st

Posted by Rob in Gardening

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Garden centers are known to be retail firms, which sell products and plants related to the different garden needs. A garden center is also considered as a primary business. It caters to the general public and is open in showcasing its display and facilities for plants and gardens.

The items one can find in the garden centers in the United States are the following:

?Perennial and annual flowers ?Shrubs ?Trees ?Roses ?Hanging baskets ?Container gardens ?Houseplants ?Water gardening ?Bulbs and seeds ?Potting mixes ?Mulch and soil amendments ?Chemicals and fertilizers ?Garden supplies and tools ?Pottery ?Garden decors, and ?Fountains.

Numerous garden centers in the United States consist of various departments, which include feeds for wild birds, gifts, floral More >

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Which mulch should be used for a flower garden?

Sep 1st

Posted by Rob in Q&A - Flower gardens

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I am so confused. I would like to know which type of mulch to buy for my flower garden? I have used what is in my yard to the best of my ability but will need something more. Cypress, Pine, Red Bark…Nuggets? What is best? I have never had to buy it before where I used to live. I am in NW AR if that helps also. Thank you for any advice. Thank you everyone for your help, I appreciate it and it looks like I’m leaning towards to the shredded cypress unless more suggestions change my mind. And actually More >

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Is it illegal to dig up the state flower or tree in nebraska?

Sep 1st

Posted by Rob in Q&A - State Flowers

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soo, i was wondering..is it? because in some states it is..

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The Meaning of Pink Roses – Delicate Beauty & Warmth

Sep 1st

Posted by Rob in Growing roses

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The many meanings of pink roses are as beautiful as the rose itself. The pink rose has been the longest existing rose known to us – it has been cultivated for many years for it’s varying shades from the deepest crimsons to the palest pinks. As the pink rose was widely abundant in earlier times, it came to grow many different meanings. The color pink carries a connotation of grace, youthfulness, warmth, beauty, sweetness and admiration. The different types of pink roses are generally looked upon as a flower of sweet emotions and sentiments.

Even before the red rose, the pink More >

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How to Have Your Own Organic Garden

Aug 31st

Posted by Rob in Organic Gardening

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If you want to start a garden where you know you will have healthy vegetables and plants, the best garden to choose is an organic garden. Not only are these gardens healthier and better for the environment, but they are also less expensive because you don’t need to buy any kinds of chemicals, pesticide or herbicides. In this type of garden you use nature to your advantage instead of regarding it as the enemy. You don’t need to have a large amount of space because even a few feet of space is sufficient for the garden.

 

When choosing the site for More >

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Tips for Flower Gardening

Aug 31st

Posted by Rob in Flower Gardens

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Flower gardening can allow you to express your creativity, to get closer to nature, and to further enjoy being human. Here we present a few special flower gardening tips to help you be a more effective and creative flower gardener.

Plant the best flowers for your space. It’s important that you work with nature and not against it. Don’t overwhelm a small space with a large number of plant species. Select just a few so your flower garden does not look cluttered. You should plant sun loving flowers in a sunny location, shade loving flowers in a shady location. By selecting More >

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