Before plastic nursery pots, real American gardeners were always big transplanters. Our grandparents and their ancestors off the farm knew how to move plants of all kinds. Transplanting, sowing, ...
garden patio backyard with flower border by Joseph Richardson of Richardson & Associates Landscape Architecture If your backyard greenery is struggling to survive, it might be time to learn how to ...
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Avoid transplant shock by hardening off seedlings the right way—here's how
Use these tips on how to harden off seedlings to minimize transplant shock and get stronger plants.
Timing is everything when transplanting seedlings. Starting seeds indoors is a smart way to get a head start on spring gardening. But after weeks of ensuring your seedlings have enough water and ...
Whether you start tomato plants from seeds or purchase tomato seedlings from the garden center, it's important to know how and when to transplant the seedlings into the garden. Tomatoes are ready for ...
Welcome to the Super Bowl of gardening! When spring hits, the garden is ready and so are we. There’s so much to be done and we have so much pent-up energy that it’s easy to find the motivation to ...
DENVER — It drives me nuts to see commercials where people pretending to garden pull plants out of their pots by the stems. This is wrong and can potentially damage the stems at the point where they ...
Summer is never the best time to move or transplant garden plants. However, sometimes you have no choice but to move your plants during the hot months. Here are some tips. July 12, 2010 7:38 pm Summer ...
April is one of the best months to plant most new plants, i.e. trees, shrubs, roses, evergreens, and perennial flowers. These are all showing up now in garden centers and being shipped out by ...
Summer temperatures have finally arrived in Cincinnati, and Tri-State and gardeners are ready to transplant their house plants to outdoor gardens. Knowing when and how to water your summer gardens can ...
Before plastic nursery pots, real American gardeners were always big transplanters. Our grandparents and their ancestors off the farm knew how to move plants of all kinds. Transplanting, sowing, ...
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