What Do Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium Fertilizers Do for Plants?
In simple terms, nitrogen promotes plant growth. It is associated with leafy, vegetative growth. Its part of every protein in the plant, so its required for virtually every process -- from growing new leaves to de
The Basics on Drainage Gardening in wet conditions has its drawbacks, but it does offer great possibilities for interesting easy-care gardens. Consider, for example, the wilds of the Mississippi Delta in spring.
Sod is a hefty investment, so it is critical to prepare the planting area and tend the turf with care. You can lay sod anytime during the growing season, although spring and early autumn are best because cool temp
Lawn-Care Calendar for the Northeast
Spring Getting your mower ready: Start the lawn-care season by taking care of your mower. Bring in your mower for service in early spring. This helps you beat the rush so your mower is in tip-top shape right whe
Fact 1 Torenia, a shade-loving annual, is called the wishbone flower. Look for tiny wishbone-shape stamens inside the purple, blue or burgundy petals.Learn more about wishbone flower. continue reading below
Mulchs purpose is pretty basic: It acts as a barrier, keeping sunlight and some air away from the soil surface. Sounds simple enough, but mulchs smothering effect brings with it both good and bad news. Consider these p
Look past the idea of a lawn whencreating a low-upkeep landscape. Give away the lawn mower and forget about reseeding, watering, dethatching, and all of that other traditional yard work. Trade in your turf for a
Treating Broadleaf Weeds Broadleaf weeds are the bane of lawn lovers. Dandelions, clover, dollarweed, and others invade quickly and spread relentlessly. The right time: Treat actively growing weeds; apply granul
6 Compost Bins that Arent Eyesores
1. Willow Branches I love the organic and natural look of this style from Louise Langsner at The Garden Kitchen. Youve probably seen fences made from willow branches before, but never a compost bin. The natur
What You Need: The work is simple, but time- consuming. Plan on a weekend or two. Natural stones or concrete blocks Pea gravelFlour or sandTopsoilShovel Garden hoseHand tamperHammer or baby sledge hammerBrickset
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Lawn-Care Calendar for the Midwest
Spring Getting your mower ready: Start the lawn-care season by taking care of your mower. Bring in your mower for service in early spring. This helps you beat the rush so your mower is in tip-top shape right when
Spring may be special, but fall is fine for planting. Turfgrass, spring-blooming bulbs, cool-season vegetables, perennials, trees, and shrubs can all be effectively planted in the fall. Fall has distinct planti
Building with brick can be pleasant work, but it takes some practice before you become proficient. This handsome wall will be strong enough for a planting bed up to 2 feet high. Anything higher requires a double
Almost all lawn grasses are classified as either cool season (meaning they do better in the North) or warm season (better adapted to southern gardens). The information in this article will help you select variet
Mulch Spreading a 2-inch-deep layer of mulch over your soil is one of the best things you can do for your garden. The mulch blankets the ground, shielding the soil from the sun. This keeps it cooler, so your pla
Raspberries and cream, raspberry jam, raspberry liqueur: The possibilities seem endless when you know how to grow your own raspberries. These delicate berries are treats straight off the plant, as well as a wint
Deadheading for Extended Bloom
Lets face it. Even the name is scary. But deadheading, despite the ominous sound, is nothing more than trimming off spent flowers, keeping plants tidy, and ensuring maximum bloom time. Some gardeners worry tha
25 Gardening Tips Every Gardener Should Know
1. Know your USDA Hardiness Zone. Use it as a guide so you dont plant trees, shrubs, and perennials that wont survive conditions in your area. 2. Prune spring-flowering shrubs, such as lilacs, and large-flower c
Make More Plants from Cuttings
Many common garden plants root easily from cuttings, giving you full-grown plants in half the time it takes to start from seed. continue reading below Types of Cuttings There are several types of cutti
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