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Monthly Archives: February 2008
Spring Gardeing Tips
Every season brings a different set of chores in the garden. Spring is an exciting time for gardeners as preparations are made for the bounty and beauty of the garden as it awakes from winter hibernation. It can also, however, … Continue reading
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Gardening Clubs
There is no better way to feed your gardening passion than to share it with people who are also passionate about gardening. Follow the link below to find a gardening club in your area and start socializing with fellow gardeners. … Continue reading
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Container Gardening
Container gardening is not only good for winter but can be used to spruce up your garden on the outside.ֲ My tip for this spring is to find a kooky or fun container and to add some flowers with bright … Continue reading
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Rose Carring Tips
For all of those ladies out there who are expecting roses this valentines day here are some tips to keep your roses lovely and long lasting. Remove all foliage that will be in water. Cut 1″ (or slightly less) of … Continue reading
4 Reasons Why Growing your own flowers is better than buying
1)Price. -ֲ The price of a few packets of seeds and a little water, fertilizer, and sometimes pesticide are the only costs for gardeners. Even if you add the value of your labor, the result cost is a savings over … Continue reading
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Winter Holly
There are more than 400 types of holly from around the world, from small shrubs to large climbers. This species forms a large shrub or small tree with dark green, spiny, leathery leaves characteristic of those of our native holly. … Continue reading