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A discount on Rose Bushes
For all the rose gardeners out there. I am a major supplier of roses through out the US. I am glad to pass along a discount on roses to all of our garden blogging friends. To receive a discount promotional code to purchase rose bushes on line, email…
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Shelley Smith commented on Lynda Fowles's group 'Growing Perennials'
Thanks Kay, today was amazing out so i went out and did my dead heading of the plants i knew were safe to dead head, and also the ornimental grasses, along with the pruning of a few roses and many other bushes. the weather here in southern ontario t…
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Bryan Barret

A discount on Rose Bushes

For all the rose gardeners out there. I am a major supplier of roses through out the US. I am glad to pass along a discount on roses to all of our garden blogging friends. To receive a discount promo…

Started by Bryan Barret in Roses 3 hours ago.

Jessica

Conifers 2 Replies

I am looking for a conifer which will be happy in my new perennial bed. I want something skinny, but it can get as tall as it wants. Something with an interesting form, as I will be looking at all th…

Started by Jessica in Landscaping. Last reply by Jessica Mar 8.

corine st.georges

Composting Worms 6 Replies

I have been raising composting worms and using the castings as an added fertilizer to my soil for about 5 yrs. I love the results when starting seeds using castings...a natural fertilizer that doesn'…

Started by corine st.georges in Organic Gardening. Last reply by Jessica Mar 7.

Bryan Barret

How to create the most beautiful rose bush EVER!!!

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 r…

Started by Bryan Barret in Annuals Mar 5.

GenGen

Verticle gardening.. anyone work it? 2 Replies

wow i was surprised to see this listed as a topic but i'm thrilled. I'm going to be doing alot of verticle planting this spring etc. a friend recommended taking some 16 foot long cattle pannels (fenc…

Started by GenGen in Vertical Gardening. Last reply by GenGen Mar 4.

corine st.georges

Wave petunia from seed 2 Replies

I live in zone 4, and would like to know how soon to start wave petunias from seed. Is mid-march too soon/too late? Thank-you

Started by corine st.georges in Annuals. Last reply by corine st.georges Mar 3.

KDiGiacomo

Indoor/Outdoor Hibiscus Plant 8 Replies

I hope someone can help me! :-)   I have a six year old hibiscus plant that was given to me this past summer, so far it has not bloomed, the leaves are green with some having brown tip, some turn yel…

Started by KDiGiacomo in Perennials. Last reply by KDiGiacomo Mar 2.

Leslie Nikulka/Ouderkirk

Forum Help? 2 Replies

Hi! I'm new to the group and was wondering if there is an information page on how to use the forum and, if so, where do I find it?...or is it a case of "click here and there to see what happens"? Any…

Started by Leslie Nikulka/Ouderkirk in Uncategorized. Last reply by Leslie Nikulka/Ouderkirk Mar 2.

Gardening Blog Posts

Kimberley Pacholko

Organic Gardening! Natural and Homemade Remedies!

By: Kimberley Pacholko
White Swan Properties

A collection of natural and homemade remedies for the organic gardening enthusiast.

Spraying guidelines:

•Water the plant first (if it is dry) before spraying.
•Never mix a chemical fungicide or pesticide with any of these homemade treatments, wait at least 10 days.
•It is crucial to spray all pest controls and fertilizers very early in the morning or late in the evening.
•Spray only when t
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Posted by Kimberley Pacholko on March 16, 2010 at 12:19pm

Kimberley Pacholko

How to Plant Canna Lily Bulbs

How to Plant Canna Lily Bulbs
By: Kimberley Pacholko
White Swan Properties

Few plants can match the tropical appeal and spectacular presence of Canna Lilies. Growing from three to over six feet in a single season, these trouble-free beauties originated in South America and the West Indies and have become a favourite here in North America.

Starting Your Bulbs in Pots Indoors:
March is an excellent month to start your Canna

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Posted by Kimberley Pacholko on March 16, 2010 at 11:23am

Mary Catherine Johnston

Planted Seeds

I succumbed to the bright sunshine pouring in my front window and planted some Rosemary and 4 kinds of peppers. Both take a long time, so starting this early is not really a problem. I had a beautiful rosemary that I had grown from seed several years ago but an early frost killed it before I could get it into the house. The peppers need a long growing season, and our season here is short, so they will benefit from an early start. I'll move them to the greenhouse when the weather w… Continue

Posted by Mary Catherine Johnston on March 9, 2010 at 6:20am

Mary Catherine Johnston

Sunshine

This bright, sunny weather, in March is wonderful, but it sure does give one the itch to get into the garden. This is, of course, impossible, as it is still covered in snow and the ice is still on the lake. Still too early to start seeds but one can still plan and dream.

Posted by Mary Catherine Johnston on March 5, 2010 at 7:32am

 
 

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