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| Prepare for your spring vegetable garden now | Features | news-daily.com Raised beds do well when filled with a combination of one-third composted manure, one-third plant compost and one-third bagged garden soil.
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| No dig gardening: saves time and benefits soil and plants | Homes & Gardens | No dig gardening – a guide to the time-saving method that benefits soil and plant health. Discover the no dig gardening method and how it will ...
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| The orange peel hack to make your garden 'thrive' - 'keeps plants nourished' - Daily Express A GARDENING expert has shared a nifty orange peel hack for encouraging gardens ... Some plants thrive off of acidic soil, so for those planting a ...
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| Freezing temperatures can damage pygmy date palm | Las Vegas Review-Journal This agave plant is dying from a snout beetle infestation. ... Q: My pygmy date palm I recently planted in the front yard has brown fronds.
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| Perennial Flowers You Should Consider Putting In Your Yard - MSN Shade means no direct sunlight. You can plant perennials pretty much any time of year, as long as you keep them watered as they get established. Now ...
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| IN THE GARDEN | Are tomatoes fruits or vegetables? - Daily Dispatch When the plant has grown to about 10cm tall and has at least three leaves on it, it is ready for planting in the vegetable garden.
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| Garden advice: 'Winter sowing' gives food crops a head start - Victoria Times Colonist Helen Chesnut's Garden Notes: Lifelong gardener still learning new tricks ... The amaryllis is a popular holiday plant that can be treated in ...
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| Master Gardener: Asparagus for the home vegetable garden - Hanford Sentinel Asparagus is a perennial vegetable that is started in the home garden by setting out seedling transplants, or more commonly by planting "crowns" ...
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| Tomatoes are the first seeds planted in Lily Champ's garden - Irish Farmers Journal Lily Champ has been gardening longer than most readers' parents are alive, maybe even some of your grandparents, so she knows a lot about planting ...
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| Help for Gardeners: How to prevent Allium leaf miners from attacking plants? - The Morning Call Both sexes feed on plant sap and the females puncture leaves and lay eggs. ... I live in downtown Bethlehem with a small urban vegetable garden.
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