February, 2009

Home Propagation of Plants: Division And Layering

February 15, 2009 Dan Willis Member Articles

CROWN DIVISION One simple and reliable method for propagating plants at home is crown division. As a general rule, plants that flower in the spring and early summer should be divided in late summer or fall. Those flowering in the summer and fall should be divided in early spring before new growth begins. For crown [...]

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Sented Geraniums: A Worthy Addition To The Home Garden

February 15, 2009 Tim Daly Flowers, Shrubs and GrassMember Articles

Scented geraniums (Pelargonium species) are excellent herbs to grow in the garden. They are tender perennials and are planted in containers so that they can be easily brought in for the winter. These plants are treated as annuals, but have been known to survive the winter if mulched and the temperatures do not get too [...]

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Caring for Your Garden Tools

February 15, 2009 Michele Templeton Member Articles

Now that your fall garden chores are completed, it’s time to give your trusty garden tools some attention before storing them. By properly cleaning and making the necessary repairs now, your tools will be less apt to corrode. When spring rolls around, they will be ready to be used. Wooden Handles:To clean the handles, wipe [...]

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Caring For Your Holiday Plants

February 15, 2009 Michele Templeton Member Articles

With the holidays rapidly approaching, it is a great time to give the gift of a blooming plant that can be used to decorate the home. Here are some tips to keep your plant healthy, happy and ready to bloom. Christmas cactus and Amaryllis are plants native to Central and South America while Poinsettia comes [...]

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