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Monthly Archives: October 2009

Pruning Shrubs and Trees in the Fall and Winter

After the leaves have dropped from your shrubs and trees, it is a great time to prune the branches into the shape you desire for the upcoming growing season.  With no leaves on the branches, you will be able to see the bones of your shrubs or trees and that makes it much easier to [...]

Bringing in Your Plants for the Winter

It is hard to see your potted or in-ground plants die over the winter, after you have spent a lot of time caring for your plants.  Most plants go dormant during the winter and only require a little amount of care.  Here are some tips to follow when transferring your plants from the outdoors to the [...]

Make Your Own Organic Fertilizer with a Composter

A composter is a great investment for any organic farmer because it allows you to chose what type of materials will be used to make the compost material.  For organic gardens, it is especially important to know what ingredients are being used in your fertilizer.  Composters are easy to use and now is the perfect [...]

Fall Tree Planting Tips for Every Gardener

Although the spring is the preferred planting season for trees in most parts of the country, the fall can be a great time to plant a tree in your yard, especially if you live in a warm, humid climate.  The fall is a great time to plant or transplant a tree in your yard because [...]

Solar Powered Hanging Bird Bath Winter Benefits

This winter, if you are leaving water out for the birds – there are a number of options available to you depending on the area of the country that you live in. If the weather gets cold (30-50 degrees), just moving the water on a continuous basis will eliminate the opportunity for freezing and also [...]

Wintering Your Delicate Perennials

For an avid gardener, nothing is sadder than losing your delicate plantings to a cold, harsh winter.  The winter elements can be hard on your tender perennials and protecting them from the elements is essential for enjoying them the following year.   In order to save your plants and money for the following year, it is a good idea to transplant your perennials indoors before the temperature becomes [...]

Controlling Indoor Insects Safely

Recently, my oldest daughter was bit by an unknown insect. To make a long story short, it was a nasty experience of triple antibiotic concoctions and alot of pain. This prompted me to find a good household insect control product that could be used safely around children and pets. Bonide Household Insect Control is intended [...]

Grow a Fall and Winter Indoor Herb Garden

Now that fall is here, it is a great time to continue your love of gardening and cooking with a great indoor herb garden.  Creating an indoor herb garden allows you to have fresh herbs for your cooking and home all fall and winter long.  Many people like to use herbs, such as lavender, to scent their home and use in dry [...]

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