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You unlock this door with the key of imagination. Beyond it is another dimension: a dimension of soil, a dimension of blight ...
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In a few weeks, we can start planting tomatoes and peppers as well as sowing seeds of squash, eggplant, beans and other ...
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There are people who say that autumn is their favorite time of year. I’m not one of them, although God knows I’ve tried. Yes, …
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I once knew a woman who vacuumed her rock garden. Seems a revered expert from the East Coast was coming on an inspection tour …
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Irises are named after a goddess who delivered messages while traveling on a rainbow. Just one reason they have so many colors.
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Do the ants on my peony flowers help buds to open, or is this an old wives’ tale? What are the extremely tiny, microscopic yellow wormy looking bugs crawling on my pink peony flowers? My peonies are beautiful, but I don’t want all these bugs.
I want to raise the level of my lawn as much as 2 feet in places. I now have a large quantity of somewhat composted wood chips and I am wondering if I can use them as fill to raise the ground level and provide a good soil in which to sow a lawn.
My lilac had a grayish blight on the leaves this summer. What caused this and how can I prevent it?
