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Sunday, 24 July 2011
Wine and Roses Weigela and Purple Plants Similar to Them
Forest Pansy Redbud by jillmotts TheGardenLady received this question from Phil. I am looking for a plant that is similar to a wine and roses wiegela, same color, same leaves but not a root ball shrub. Any ideas? Wine and Roses Weigela is a lovely addition to any garden and now there seem to be [...]
They're all washed up. (reply) :: Flower Gardening
Author: carolyn keiper
Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2011 12:08 am (GMT 0)
Great idea, I think I'll try that in a hose end feeder to see if that will work too.
Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2011 12:08 am (GMT 0)
Great idea, I think I'll try that in a hose end feeder to see if that will work too.
The Experiences of Backyard Beekeeping
If I couldn?t garden, I’d be just as content to be a beekeeper? both hobbies provide a similar sense of wonder and satisfaction of managing something that will never be mastered or fully understood. My fascination with beekeeping began years ago when I lived on an organic farm and adopted a somewhat feral colony on [...]
Source: http://www.veggiegardeningtips.com/the-experiences-of-backyard-beekeeping/
Use THRIVE to Promote a Healthier Soil and Garden
I?m trying a new product called THRIVE in my garden this summer that utilizes soil organisms to help improve plant growth and health in the landscape. If you?re not familiar with terms like mycorrhizal, or the idea of using fungi as a soil conditioner, today?s post is an interview with the creators of THRIVE that [...]
Source: http://www.veggiegardeningtips.com/use-thrive-to-promote-a-healthier-soil-and-garden/
Thanks for Your Comments and Questions
Red, White and Blue flowers by fayemozingo TheGardenLady gets a number of interesting questions, comments and garden related links sent to the blog. I look forward to readers taking the time to comment or ask gardening questions. I am very appreciative of each and every thought that is sent to my blog. For example, I [...]
Source: http://www.thegardenlady.org/thanks-for-your-comments-and-questions/
The Experiences of Backyard Beekeeping
If I couldn?t garden, I’d be just as content to be a beekeeper? both hobbies provide a similar sense of wonder and satisfaction of managing something that will never be mastered or fully understood. My fascination with beekeeping began years ago when I lived on an organic farm and adopted a somewhat feral colony on [...]
Source: http://www.veggiegardeningtips.com/the-experiences-of-backyard-beekeeping/
Flowering Sansevieira
Flowering “mother-in-law’s tongue” by malyousif TheGardenLady received this question from Cathy. What are the white flowers ghrowing out of my sansevieira plant?� My friend had this plant for years and she never got them. Lucky you! Sansevieria or� mother-in-law’s tongue, like many plants, DO have flowers. They are white or a pale yellow green and [...]
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