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Growing Herbs in Your Garden

By on Monday, February 15th, 2010 | 4 Comments

It’s so nice when you find something that just works, right? Some herbs are just like that. All you need to do is put them out and make sure that they get sunlight and plenty of water and your herbs will do the rest. Here’s a list of herb plants that once you plant them [...]

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Growing Herbs in Containers

By on Tuesday, February 9th, 2010 | No Comments

Now you don’t need to be a purist and just use one herb in each pot like some people. I like to mix it up a little and put multiple herbs in the same pot. It looks nicer and brings a little texture to my garden. To try this, you would pick herbs that have [...]

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Frozen Herbs for Winter Dishes

By on Tuesday, February 9th, 2010 | No Comments

Do you like cooking with fresh herbs? Not only do they taste great, they smell lovely too! It’s simple to use fresh herb plants too. You can always cut off what you need and mix in with the rest of your ingredients for a fresh flavor you’ll love. How do you manage in the middle [...]

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What is the Best Tomato Fertilizer?

By on Sunday, January 31st, 2010 | No Comments

Tomato gardening is simple, but there are some techniques you can make use of to further improve the quality of the produce you reap from your tomato crops. The first thing you must mull over is the cultivated variety you will be making use of. The old fashioned sweet-type selections are suggested, but some of [...]

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Inground Pool Cover – General Questions & Answers About Inground Pool Covers

By on Sunday, January 17th, 2010 | No Comments

Maybe you have a few questions regarding inground pool covers. This brief article will answer six of the top questions you may have on buying a inground pool cover in addition to providing a few extra tips.   How strong are inground pool covers? Plenty of inground pool covers are tough enough for persons to stroll [...]

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Juniper Bonsai Tree – 5 Questions Concerning Juniper Bonsai Trees

By on Wednesday, January 13th, 2010 | No Comments

If you are thinking of buying a juniper bonsai tree, there are often a few questions which may perhaps come to mind. This quick article should answer your questions about juniper bonsai trees.   Can the Juniper bonsai prosper indoors? Juniper bonsai trees are open-air types of bonsai and will not flourish inside. Ideally, you should [...]

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How to Grow a Rose Bush From Cuttings

By on Friday, January 8th, 2010 | No Comments

If you’re hoping to learn how to grow roses without too much investment or commitment right at the beginning, then you might have a friend who can help you use a different method. If you start your flower gardening more slowly, beginning with just a few cuttings, you may get a more gradual, less time [...]

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A Perfect Choice To Photograph: Roses

By on Saturday, December 5th, 2009 | No Comments

When you’re trying to improve your photography, you have a lot of scope to learn in the rose garden. Whether you’re doing larger shots in trying to capture the full rose garden design or if you’re trying to learn to narrow the focus and take really clear and clean close up photographs, a place like [...]

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Learning Rose Gardining With Ease

By on Saturday, December 5th, 2009 | No Comments

If you decide to create a rose garden, then there are many directions you can take in your design. You can go very formal, with clipped and shaped hedges and lots of symmetry and straight lines. Or you can go in the opposite direction, with less rigid lines but lots of lush growth. The wonder [...]

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Fall Cleaning Yeilds Beautiful Spring Flowers

By on Tuesday, November 24th, 2009 | No Comments

After a long winter there is nothing more lovely than a spring garden with decorative garden decor (glass gazing balls are a great addition). You want the beautiful spring bloom so here is what you need to do. I’m going to suggest that you go ahead and plant your bulbs and ground phlox first thing [...]

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