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Choosing Perennials for Your Garden

October 28th, 2007

Perennials have always been a favorite among beginning and experienced gardeners alike. The idea of planting once and enjoying season after season of beautiful blooms is certainly appealing, and the sheer variety of colors, shapes, sizes and textures makes perennials difficult to beat.
So whether you already have a green thumb, or […]

Choosing a Water Garden Pump

October 27th, 2007

Water Garden Pumps are used in several ways when setting up your water garden. You can use pumps to power a waterfall, operate a fountain or for water recirculation with no visible water movement. They vary in size as well. As a matter of fact the measure of size of the pump […]

Should You Consider Organic Gardening?

October 25th, 2007

Organic gardening is one of the fastest growing facets of gardening, and more and more people are discovering that it is possible to enjoy a beautiful, thriving garden while still keeping the use of chemicals and pesticides to a minimum.
One reason to avoid the use of chemicals and pesticides is that […]

Enhance Your Garden With Fall Bulbs

October 24th, 2007

The coming of autumn does not have to mean hanging up your garden shears and garden gloves for the year. The fall of the year is actually the time when many of the most popular bulbs bloom, and planting fall bulbs can provide your garden with much needed color almost until the moment the first […]

Planting Potted Roses

October 23rd, 2007

It is common for people that have received roses in pots as gifts to fall so in love with their roses that they may want to replant them in their own garden.
Adding a rose bush to any garden can be the best choice that you ever made.
Planting potted roses doesn’t have to […]

Pests in Your Vegetable Garden

October 23rd, 2007

Unfortunately, you’re not the only one who loves your fresh, home grown vegetables. Insects, rabbits, mice, deer and other pests do too. And they eat more than just the vegetable itself, often munching on leaves and even roots. That takes away not only the food, but the ability of the plant to create more. Very […]