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Choosing a Right Lawn for Your Garden

stevensams01, member | May 12th, 2016

A lush green, soft, smooth lawn which has grass suited for the surrounding climate, environment and more importantly your schedule. Yes, I am talking about Zoysia Grass sos which not only increases...

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5 steps for becoming a horticulture expert

CarolineLee, member | May 10th, 2016

Gardening is a hobby enjoyed by millions around the world. People are incredibly passionate, and borderline obsessive when it comes to their favourite plant-based pastime. And just like any other...

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How to Grow Broccoli

ConnerJohn121, member | April 28th, 20161 comment

Broccoli is easy to grow, freezes very well, is high in vitamins and contains anti-cancer agents so this is an excellent choice of vegetable to grow. Broccoli likes a soil that is well drained but...

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A Complete Guide to Pick Up Right Roses For Your Garden

RyanHolman, member | April 20th, 2016

Love to see a garden full of plants and beautiful flowers? Planning your owns? If yes, I am pretty sure you are in confusion to which rose to go for in the garden and how to start planning? With wide...

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Quick growing veggies you can harvest in no time

natfleming, member | April 12th, 2016

It's certainly not easy to take care of a garden. All gardeners know that it is important to be patient, in order to achieve good results. You may have to wait several months to see the final...

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Soft Water and Vegetables

CarLea1991, member | April 4th, 2016

I'm a first time gardener. The water in my apartment is natually very soft. I even asked the land lord if there was any kind of softening device in the building. I'm just wondering how can I know if...

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Preparing for the Magic of Spring

Philip P., member | March 22nd, 201611 comments

Spring is almost here, and with it comes the promise of fresh fruits and vegetables and beautiful blooms. As any gardener can tell you, there's a kind of magic in working with the land to produce...

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Grubs in So Cal

ReginaF, member | March 17th, 2016

Hello gardening friends! im struggling with grubs. We have a raised gardening bed that is 40 feet long. We plant tomatoes peppers cukes beans etc. I have grubs. In the last 5 years we've only had one...

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6 Flowers & Plants That Welcomes Good Luck

RyanHolman, member | March 14th, 2016

We all have some good luck secrets, don't we? However, what can be more better than having eco-friendly lucky charm? Yes, I am talking about the lucky plants that bring positive energy and lures...

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6 Ways To Add Privacy To Your Garden

cormac1984, member | March 3rd, 2016

Adding privacy to ones garden can allow you to enjoy it in peace. With neighbours always lurking just over the fence, knowing nobody can peek in on you when you're relaxing outside can be a fantastic...

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Save Money On Garden Improvements

Caffreygregory, member | March 1st, 2016

There are many people out there who start to work in the garden once the summer sets in. Most of the time it turns out to be expensive. A survey conducted in 2013 suggest that people spend ₤100 on...

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Gardening vs. The System 1:0 (First year gardening)

SolCraita, member | February 26th, 2016

Gardening is just one of the steps we are making to make our way out of THE SYSTEM. This is the story of a first time gardener who was overwhelmed by the results of the first year of gardening...

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Time To Rejuvenate Your Garden - 7 Best Flowers For Hanging Baskets

RyanHolman, member | February 25th, 2016

Hanging flower baskets are wonderful way to brighten up a sunny wall and prominently the right colors can enhance your place. Few beautiful flowers best for hanging baskets are - Fuchsia: Fuchsias...

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Collecting And Storing Seeds FromYour Garden

snehadeshmukh, member | February 9th, 2016

In the below article we will discover ways to save seeds from your garden. Avoid saving seeds from the plants named Hybrid as the plants grown from them are way too inferior to the parent plants...

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DIY Greenhouses: Your own piece of heaven

SophieAndersen88, member | January 31st, 20162 comments

Tony Cho, a Miami-based real-estate entrepreneur had really made a difference in his community. He launched an international architectural competition for a greenhouse-inspired park. Out of over 200...

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Using coffee grounds on tomatoes

ohohchez, member | January 30th, 20161 comment

Hi. I'm a student, researching about coffee grounds. I'm from the Philippines. I would like to ask some questions. Do you use coffee grounds in planting? Do you use it on tomatoes? Do you use coffee...

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Kale seed buy it early if you find it.

MidMichigan, member | January 27th, 2016

I had heard that Kale seed was going to be scarce this year as commercial growers had pretty well cornered the supply. The increased popularity of the plant was explained to be the source of the lack...

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Using Lime in Your Garden

jgthegardener, member | January 25th, 20163 comments

Lime can help your plants and lawn flourish by correcting the pH in your soil, but even healthy gardens can benefit from lime. Healthy lawns are more resistant to disease and use less water, taking a...

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Grow Herbs From Seeds For Your Home Garden

snehadeshmukh, member | January 8th, 2016

Herb seeds are sold online. Buy best quality herb seeds online and grow your own healthy garden from seeds such as basil, chives, sage, thyme and more. Grow your own home garden with some amazing...

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Urban Farming hits the mainstream

SophieAndersen88, member | November 30th, 2015

Today, human population consists of nearly 7 billion people. Now, take into consideration that, according to UN DESA's (Department of Economic and Social Affairs) evaluations, 54% of that population...

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