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Timing is everything when it comes to pruning, no matter the plant variety. Trim these three plants now to boost growth, prevent disease, and keep your garden thriving through the entire summer.
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Homes and Gardens on MSNYou don’t need to ditch your old, blunt pruners – this $16 sharpening stone will transform them in seconds (and it’s what pro gardeners use)There are plenty of sharpening tools out there, but the Okatsune sharpening stone for pruners, available via Amazon, is one ...
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Outdoor Guide on MSNThe Slow-Growing Flowering Shrub You'll Wish You Never PlantedSometimes planning a garden involves patience. But there are limits, and what feels like a good idea at first, doesn't always seem so great after all the work.
The world is too full of a number of things: people, of course. And roses. We have far, far too many of them. A whole bunch of new roses are introduced every year and most of them will be ...
As the temperature drops and plant growth slows down, preparing your garden for winter is essential to protect your plants ...
Some plants can be overwhelmed in a flowering border but can come into their own when planted in a container. David Overend ...
At 96, Patricia Bate still enjoys the garden she grew with her late husband Noel, but at her age she needs plants that look after themselves. Her lush oasis at Ulladulla on the New South Wales south ...
If you want a green lawn, water frequently during periods of heat and drought stress. Irrigate a quarter inch four to six ...
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Southern Living on MSNHow To Get Rid Of Scale Insects On Plants, According To ExpertsLearn how to get rid of scale insects on plants with safe, effective methods for both indoor and outdoor plants. Discover ...
If you prune spring bloomers in fall, winter, or early spring before the plants flower, you’ll cut off the buds and get no blooms that year. That’s why you wait until right after flowering to cut.
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