1. Budding Plants. Particularly plants growing in containers, you’ll find that many container plants begin to dry out quickly due to the summer weather. Its important to stay consistent with mulching and watering during the hot and dry weather. Once or twice a week mulch and water the plants thoroughly to prevent the dropping of buds …
The days are getting longer, temperatures are getting warmer and spring is on the way. And this time of year is perfect for getting your garden ready for the growing season. In this post, we’ll cover four things you should be doing now to get your garden in shape for a prosperous growing season: 1. …
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Bringing house plants into your home is a great way to boost ambiance and generate a feeling of happiness. Most of us can relate to that feeling of joy being short-lived when a few weeks later the plant leaves yellow and drop and, before we know it, all we’re left with is a wilting stem. …
You might refer to your garden as your “spring garden,” but that doesn’t mean the work starts in spring. For many gardeners, planning and preparations for spring planting activity begins in winter. The weather outside may be wintery and cold, but the work you do today will support your efforts this spring. Starting now can save you …
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The end of warm weather does not mean the end of gardening. Cold weather gardeners can take certain precautions to move their working environment indoors. Maintaining plants inside is a delicate process that differs depending on the type of plant in question. Below are five tips that can help any aspiring gardener succeed even in …
What are your plans for your garden over the winter? Are you planning to let your garden rest over the winter, or do you plan on having a winter harvest? Either way, there are plenty of things you can do now to keep your garden healthy over the winter. No matter what you intend to …
Now that we are settling indoors for that long winter nap, it’s time to take a hard look at your landscaping needs for the next outdoor season. If you start to build a plan now on changes you want to see with the landscaping in your outdoor spaces, you’ll be way ahead come April. Here …