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If you grow vegetables, one of the most valuable tools around is a soil thermometer. That’s because many vegetable seeds ...
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Does your garden wear the “layered look?” “Garden layers are made up of a variety of plants, some with complementary or ...
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It's been that kind of year. I've been breaking all sorts of personal rules. I don't know what came over me when I put ...
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I’m often asked, “How do you do it, Mike … year after year?” That’s the wrong question. The right question is “Why do you do it,
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No one wants to think about gardening when the temperatures hover in the single digits and the wind is howling, but before ...
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What trends do you see in container plantings, such as type of pot, materials, sun or shade, foliage or flowers.
I have two 3-year-old rose of Sharon plants, about 20 feet apart. One blooms every year. The other plant forms about 100 buds and looks healthy, but it has not bloomed in the last two years. The buds are solidly closed and look as if they are rotting from the inside out. There does not seem to be any sign of insects on the plant. What is this problem?
My lilac had a grayish blight on the leaves this summer. What caused this and how can I prevent it?
