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Bob Albright commented on amastergardenersblog.com's blog post Moving Beyond USDA Hardiness Zones
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Hi there! Can anyone identify the two plants with the squiggly stems in the back please? My husband threw away the tags and I do not remember their names. One had lovely hot pink blooms and the…Continue
Started by Dolligarden in Plant Identification. Last reply by amastergardenersblog.com on Thursday.
To see more posts by Lance go to www.inthezonegardening.com or follow @amastergardenerAh this is the time of year the juices start to flow.It is…Continue
Started by amastergardenersblog.com in Roses May 14.
First Time Gardener - Not doing so well. We rent so I decided to plant the fruits and vegetables in 10 gallon bins and 1 20 gallon. I live in Denver, CO, and it's pretty dry here. The humidity is…Continue
Started by wscott84 in Edibles. Last reply by Bob Albright Apr 26.
I HAVE A PASSION VINE THAT IS SEVERAL YEARS OLD. THIS SUMMER IT COME OUT AND WAS DOING WELL AS USUAL. THEN WE HAD SOME ORANGE BUTTERFLIES THAT WERE ATTRACTED TO IT AND I GUESS THEY LAID EGGS. THE…Continue
Started by LINDA MITCHELL in Trees, Shrubs and Vines. Last reply by Bob Albright Mar 9.
help how do I get rid of these,two are inside a wall , I can see the entry way and one isinside the eve of my garage,some are gathered under the eve
Started by sharmaine katherine keough in Pests & Problems. Last reply by Baqar Shah Nov 3, 2011.
Go to your local store and purchase a bare root plant, you can also purchase on online from sextonnurseries.com. Take it out of the package and knock off all the saw dust, it's a filler to keep the…Continue
Started by Bryan Barret in Annuals. Last reply by Joetta Fort Oct 27, 2011.
I am looking for all the info and suggestions I can get on apartment/condo gardening on a budget
Tags: budget, apartment, condo
Started by April M. King-Pearce in Condo and Apartment Gardening. Last reply by Mairead Fitzsimmons Oct 2, 2011.
It's invading my vegetable garden! The joy of living on old land... you never know what you might dig up.Continue
Started by Cathy Reams in Plant Identification. Last reply by Susan Ridder Sep 22, 2011.
I want to talk about these USDA hardiness zones for just a little bit and how these USDA hardiness zones interface with interface with any gardening regions in the U.S. Then I am going to redefine gardening regions in a way that includes the USDA hardiness zones and many other resources and you will truly see that Gardening it’s a regional thing.
USDA Hardiness zones are geographic…
ContinuePosted by amastergardenersblog.com on May 26, 2012 at 5:18pm — 1 Comment
The pH of the soil where you are is one of the most important elements in your garden. Ph. is the amount of acid or alkaline in your soil. It is measured on a 14 point scale with #7 being neutral. People that own swimming pools measure this frequently because the chemicals work or many times don’t work because the pH is incorrect. The same is true in our soils. Where I live…
Posted by amastergardenersblog.com on May 23, 2012 at 1:29pm
Just what exactly is mulch? Mulch is usually shredded plant material usually but not limited to tree bark and wood chips and shrubbery. Many cities offer this for minimum or no cost to city residents. It is a by product of their collection of bulk tree and shrubbery at…
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Posted by amastergardenersblog.com on May 23, 2012 at 1:25pm
There are several things you need to remember about great grass. One is to use a high nitrogen fertilizer in the spring. Right about now until about the 10th of April will work. This is a little longer this year because of the very cold winter (however short) we had here this year. #2 weed and feed is probably not a great idea. Very rarely do the ideal times to put down fertilizer and either a pre-emergent or a post emergent weed killer juxtaposition themselves. Nitrogen should be…
ContinuePosted by amastergardenersblog.com on May 23, 2012 at 12:46pm
For more posts from Lance go to Inthezonegardening.com or follow @amastergardener
I am going to tell you to water correctly. Not a little watering and not too much. What does that mean? It means that you must watch your plants. They will tell you when to water. When a lawn will leave foot prints in it or is turning a bit gray, it needs water. You can also place your finger into the ground about an inch or so. If the soil is wet at the bottom it is still ok as this is where the…
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