Google Alert - Garden Planting

	Garden Planting Daily update ⋅ June 19, 2020
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	In the Garden: Low-maintenance plants for your garden KEZI TV In this week's In the Garden, we have some suggestions for plants that are a little less work to maintain. KEZI 9 News reporter Emma Withrow talked to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tom Karwin, On Gardening | Social Distance in Gardening, Part XIV: Self-spreaders Santa Cruz Sentinel When we adopt the objective of planting in groups, we can regard the ... At the other extreme of self-spreading plants are the garden thugs. These are ... Flag as irrelevant
	Help Out your Tomato Plants By Planting Companion Plants Spectrum News Here's what each does for your garden: Basil repels disease and insects. It repels mosquitoes, flies and fruit flies. Garlic repels red spider mites and a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Make pollinators feel at home in your garden Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Plant selections include both woody and herbaceous species. A Certified Pollinator Garden must have four native woody plant species, either trees or ... Thom Smith: Plant some pollen-rich plants to mark Pollinators Week - Berkshire Eagle Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	TEXAS GARDENING: Nematodes may be to blame for withered tomato plants Bryan-College Station Eagle Be sure to try a fall garden by planting tomato transplants at the end of June or in very early July. Dear Neil: My avocado's leaves have been a meal for ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tom Karwin, On Gardening | Social Distance in Gardening, Part XIV: Self-spreaders Monterey Herald While it is quickest to develop plant groups by purchasing and planting multiple specimens of a selected plant, collaborating with these partners can ... Flag as irrelevant
	New Rain Garden Takes Root at Entrance of Lake Como's Borough Hall TAPinto.net The new planting replaces a native plant garden that was installed seven years ago by the commission as its first-ever project. "This rain garden ... Flag as irrelevant
	There is a season The Sentinel-Echo But my loyalty to planting by the signs did serve one good purpose. ... and business closings put a damper on my spring search for garden plants. Flag as irrelevant
	Victory gardens in modern times Alton Telegraph Victory gardens are vegetable, fruit and herb gardens that are planted at peoples ... When planting, referring to the seed packets for recommendations ... Flag as irrelevant
	Garden docs: How to tell the difference between a dawn redwood and a bald cypress Santa Rosa Press Democrat This usually means planting to a depth of 4 to 6 inches. Also, depending on your soil type, plant deeper in sandy soil and less deep in heavier soil. Allow ... Flag as irrelevant
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