Posts Tagged ‘ Garden ’

Cutting Back Ornamental Grass

Tuesday, February 16th, 2010

By using the simple technique of bundling ornamental grasses before cutting them back, spring cleaning ornamental grasses won’t mean getting a mess of grass blades all over your garden. Here are 3 easy steps for cutting back ornamental grasses easily.

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Dividing Perennial Plants

Monday, February 8th, 2010

Give yourself an advantage when dividing your perennial flowers by watering them well before you lift them out of the ground. Most perennial flowers will need to be divided to remain vigorous and continue blooming season after season. Division of perennials is an easily mastered gardening technique that is good for the plants and your garden.

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Container Gardening – Large Scale

Monday, February 8th, 2010

The basics of good garden design can be used effectively in container gardens.

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Growing Moss

Saturday, February 6th, 2010

Moss looks wonderful in the garden, especially on rocks and rock walls. It gives any garden a sense of age and weight. Getting moss to grow on rocks or on the ground in your garden simply requires you give the moss the growing conditions it needs and have some patience while it gets established.

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Garden Makeovers

Saturday, February 6th, 2010

Making over a garden can become necessary when the garden becomes overgrown or when site conditions, like lighting, change. Sometimes gardeners simply want to try creating a new garden. Here is some advice for taking a look at where you are with your garden plans and reassessing what you can do to capitalize on what you have.

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Tomato Bounty

Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010

Tomato bounty growing in a Massachusetts vegetable garden.

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Pale Tones are Easy to Combine and Easy on the Eyes

Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010

Once solution to using color in the garden is to limit yourself to pastels. Pastels are always well behaved and work well with each other.

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Sometimes More is Just More

Monday, February 1st, 2010

Perhaps the easiest way to regain control of your garden is to limit the colors you use in it. This is a display garden, so the impact of all this color is intentional, but if this were someone’s home border, exuberance quickly changes to over stimulation.

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Acidic Soil

Friday, January 29th, 2010

You’ve had your garden soil tested and you’ve been told it’s acidic. Now what?

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Growing Garlic

Friday, January 29th, 2010

Garlic is very easy to grow in the home garden. There are hundreds of garlic varieties and the only way you are gong to get to taste them is if you grow them yourself. Read on to learn what types of garlic to grow and how to grow and store your garlic.

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