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Monthly Archives: August 2009

Flowers that are Perfect for Planting in the Fall

Fall is quickly approaching and you can extend the life of your garden by planting some colorful fall flowers now until the early fall. Fall flowers will last in your garden throughout the fall season until the temperature drops and the snow falls. You won’t be disappointed with the results and you will get more [...]

Essential Pruning Tools for Any Home Owner

Throughout the year your plants and trees need to be pruned, so having the right tools is very important. Pruning dead leaves and branches from your plants, shrubs, and trees is essential for the health and appearance of your greenery. Every homeowner should have the right tools to prune safely and correctly. For small pruning [...]

Getting Rid of Weeds in Your Lawn

Lawn weeds can detract from the beauty and feel of your lawn and removing these troublesome plants can be a difficult, but with the right tools you can prevent the weeds from taking over your lawn. When taking on this task, it is important to evaluate your lawn first before starting treatment. Weed prevention is [...]

Using a Composter for Your Vegetable Garden

A composter provides you with an environmentally-friendly and economical way to fertilize your vegetable garden. In addition to being environmentally-friendly and economical, a composter is a great opportunity to use only organic materials to fertilize your garden. To start off composting, choose an area for your composter that is close to the garden, since you [...]

Choosing a Location for Your Pond

When choosing a location for your pond, it is important to determine first the design of the pond that you will like to have and where you would like to place it. Consider the following items before you begin working on your pond: The area in your yard where you would like to place the [...]

Holy HiBiscus Batman! A Tropical Plant Grows in zone 5

I saw this Hibiscus for sale outside my local grocery store. At that time, it did not have any flowers blooming. However, it looked pretty durable. And it was cheap- so in the cart it went. After a few days, my pretty plant started to bloom like gangbusters. Can’t even help itself. Big, red, tropical [...]

How to Divide a Perennial

During the summer, your perennials can grow out of hand and dividing them is a good way to expand your garden while maintaining its appearance. If you notice that your plants do not bloom as they once did and appear to have dense clumps, it may be time to divide your plant. Some plants may [...]

Decorating a Small Yard

To some people, a small yard can be a detriment to your house. With careful planning, a small yard can be just as beautiful as a big yard and offer you just as much enjoyment. It also offers you the chance to pay attention to all the small details, which will make your small yard [...]

How to Stake a Tree or Plant

Staking a plant or tree is great for making your plants grow straight and tall and provides extra strength. Whether you decide to use wood or metal, it is important to make sure that the stake is secure and sturdy. When placing your stake into the ground, make sure that it is placed deep into [...]

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