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How to Grow Tomatoes in a Hanging Basket

Tomatoes grown in hanging baskets are prolific and full of flavour. Here is some advice on how to choose varieties, then plant and position tomatoes in a hanging basket.

42% 6 5 Gardenbella

Gardening Stools and Seats

Using a gardening stool or seat means not having to constantly stoop over or kneel down while tending to your garden. Gardening doesn't have to be a pain in the back!

50% 6 7 Ragtimelil

Native Plants In and Out of Texas

Some wild plants that grow in New Hampshire do not grow in Texas. I'll miss some of my old wild friends, but I'll be meeting new ones.

32% 6 3 teddletonmr

How Soil Temperature Affects Seed Germination, Seedlings and Garden Plant Production

Best soil temperature, all our favorite garden plantings have a specific temperature range, seeds best germinate, and seedlings grow and produce healthy fruit & vegetable plants...

33% 6 3 teddletonmr

Things flower and vegetable gardeners need to know about garden soil

Before April showers can bring May flowers, garden plants require proper soil PH and composition discussed here

46% 6 6 Jewelsofawe

Sunflower Photography

Sunflowers are such a beautiful flower to me. I want to share some of my sunflower photography with you.

45% 6 6 landocheese

When to Start Perennial Flowers From Seed

Knowing when to start your perennial flowers from seed so that they have the best chance of survival is an important factor for the do-it-yourself gardener.

49% 6 6 AngelaJohnson

Don't You Love Bright Yellow Sunflowers?

Sunflowers are so colorful, easy to grow, and don't need any special treatment.

29% 5 3 WriterArtist

Gardening with Drought Tolerant Succulent Plants

The native desert plants are the finest examples of ecosystem that thrives in the extreme hot weather of earth with scanty rainfall and minimal nutrients in the soil.

33% 5 4 dustytoes

How to Keep Raccoons Out of the Garden

I have a small garden and I have a raccoons stealing my vegetables. Here I list some worthwhile solutions to try.

60% 5 10 DerdriuMarriner

Ken Druse’s The New Shade Garden: Lush Oasis in the Climate Change Age

Author, blogger, gardener, lecturer, photographer Ken Druse’s The New Shade Garden has facts and photos on creating a lush oasis in the climate change age.

44% 5 6 cazort

Black-Eyed Susan Species

Black-eyed susans are a common garden flower in the United States. This page explores the different species that are called black-eyed susans, and their different ecology.

31% 5 3 CountrySunshine

How To Make Flower Planters Using Old Kitchen Pots

Upcycle old kitchen pots and pans into unique flower planters | A step-by-step guide with photographs and detailed instructions

50% 5 7 AngelaJohnson

Did You Know You Can Eat Prickly Pear Cactus?

The prickly pear cactus is an edible desert plant. It was eaten by native American Indians for hundreds of years and people today eat it, too.

43% 5 6 teddletonmr

Growing pole beans on a bamboo trellis

Want to avoid the backbreaking work of harvesting bush style green beans, sure you do. Grow pole beans on a bamboo trellis, and enjoy the benefits

42% 5 6 WriterArtist

The Beautiful Maple Trees of Fall and Spring Season

The beautiful maple trees remind us of the gracious colors of Fall and are feast to eyes.They color the garden and the skyline in mesmerizing hues of orange, red, yellow and green.

34% 5 4 teddletonmr

Indispensable garden tools make weeding, planting, and pruning easy

Love gardening, me to. Make your time spent in the garden more fun, and rewarding, with these garden tools that make weeding, planting, and pruning easy.

95% 5 37 DerdriuMarriner

Five Annuals That Attract Hummingbirds: Phlox, Garden Balsam, Jewelweed, Nasturtium, Tree Tobacco

Annual phlox, garden balsam, orange jewelweed, garden nasturtium, and tree tobacco are five annual plants that are attractive to hummingbirds.

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