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Planting Bare Root Roses (23 Sep 2008)
Before planting, the plants must be prepared. The following suggestions will help insure that your roses grow into healthy bushes, trees, etc.
Pruning the Backyard Grapevine (23 Sep 2008)
Jim Bruce, of Rist Canyon Vineyards, tells gardeners how to prune their backyard grapevines to balance the vine growth and produce the highest yields of quality fruit.
Bare Root Roses, What To Look For When Buying (23 Sep 2008)
Roses, if properly cared for, can last years. Therefore, in order to obtain the most enjoyment from your plants it is a good idea to do your research. Spend some time looking at types, colors, shapes and sizes. Check catalogues, the internet, check out friend's gardens and if possible go to an arboretum or nursery. Look at and smell the roses before buying.
Tips On Caring For Your Cut Flowers (23 Sep 2008)
Do you love having a vase of fresh flowers in your home or office but feel frustrated by the fact that they wilt after a couple of days? Here are some tips to help you enjoy your flowers for much longer than you ever thought possible.
Orchid Care - What The Root Tells Us (23 Sep 2008)
In orchid care part 4 we turn our attention to the diseases in the roots. For earlier parts see ...
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Orchid Care - What The Leaves Tell Us (23 Sep 2008)
Orchids like other plants get diseases. Orchids care leaves gives you a way to spot trouble before it turns to disaster.
Orchid Care What The Flower Tells (23 Sep 2008)
Orchid Care the flower continues with a look at the what the orchids tell us. When caring for orchids you need to look at this.
Garden Fencing (23 Sep 2008)
An overview of garden fencing and some of the different types available.
Laying Out Your Landscape Part Two (23 Sep 2008)
Once you have your landscape design on paper, now it's time to transfer it to the
actual location where you will be planting your plants. You will need a couple of
tools in order to accomplish this. First it's handy to have a long tape measure. For
example a 50 foot or 100 foot tape measure is a lot easier to use an 8 foot or 16
foot one. You will be able to easier layout your landscape with a longer tape
measure. You might also need some wooden stakes, some string, an old garden
hose, and some marker paint.
Do You Know About A Bamboo Orchid (23 Sep 2008)
This is one of those orchids that you may have seen but not thought about. Learn more about this distinct orchid.
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