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Charcoal ashes are a common backyard gardening dilemma – what do you do with the leftover ash after a barbecue? Can you use charcoal ash for plants, or should you avoid it? In this detailed guide, we’ll examine the pros and cons to find out if charcoal ashes are good for plants or not Charcoal … Read more
Transplanting raspberries in Summer is never ideal, but if you must transplant bramble bushes in hot weather, these tips can help give you the best possible success. “Is there ever a right wrong way to do things?” Shovel in hand, thats what I asked myself as I dug a hole in the sod of our … Read more
Shallots are a versatile and tasty vegetable that are perfect for planting in the fall garden. With their mild sweet onion flavor, homegrown shallots are a real delicacy and add delicious depth to many dishes. By planting shallot bulbs in the autumn and caring for them through winter, you can enjoy a bountiful harvest of … Read more
Amaryllis is treated by some as a seasonal home decoration, with many plants purchased in the run-up to Christmas and then discarded when the blooming period is over. However, these tropical plants are actually perennial, and when you provide them with the right conditions and care, you can enjoy their blooms in winter or early … Read more
Give yourself a gift by planting hydrangeas. This beautiful flowering plant boasts large clusters of colorful blooms, making it a stunning addition to your landscape. Hydrangeas are beloved flowers that brighten up gardens with their large, colorful blooms. Their soft colors and full flower heads have made them a quintessential flower for many yards and … Read more
Planting bulbs with children is a great way to get them engaged with the garden, as the bulbs are large and easy for them to handle and the actual planting is very straightforward. The activity involves crumbling the soil with their hands, patting it down and sorting and placing the bulbs, I also let my … Read more
The American Hosta Growers Association defines giant hosta as those that exceed 30 inches in height. There are several cultivars now that are in the 48 inch range. The size GIANT Hostas can achieve in your garden is determined by the light exposure, the available water and the depth and quality of the soil. All … Read more
Direct sowing flower seeds allows you to go from seed packet to planting in one easy step. Direct sown seeds have the same basic needs of seeds started indoors—sun, nutritious soil, and water. Starting a flower garden from seed can seem intimidating, but direct sowing perennial flowers directly into your garden beds is actually quite … Read more
Preserving okra seeds from season to season is an excellent way for gardeners to save money and ensure access to quality seeds. Properly stored okra seeds remain viable for 2-4 years With a few simple steps, you can preserve okra seeds for replanting in future seasons. Why Preserve Okra Seeds There are several advantages to … Read more
The question is, At what size should you put a vegetable seeding into the ground or a bigger pot? The answer is, At any size before the seedling is rootbound. Rootbound means the roots in the container are crowded and circling, especially at the bottom. Let me illustrate with photos. Above is my cart of … Read more