Latest articles by Gardening Know How
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Peach Tree Care: How To Grow Peaches
Peach tree care requires a commitment to learning how to grow peaches. Peach trees need a regular routine of care which you can find here.
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Lilac Bush Is Not Blooming – Why Won’t My Lilac Bush Bloom
When a lilac bush is not blooming, it means there are a few things to investigate, so let’s explore the issues in this article.
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Growing Winter Squash In Your Garden
Try growing some easy-care winter squash in your garden. Plant it in early spring for a nutritious fall treat.
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How To Propagate Clematis From Cuttings
The best way to grow clematis is from clematis cuttings. Cuttings are the easiest way to perform clematis propagation. This article provides tips for propagating clematis from cuttings.
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White Powder On Rosemary: Getting Rid Of Powdery Mildew On Rosemary
Although rosemary plants are easy to grow, they are not without faults. Perhaps you have noticed a white powder on your rosemary plants in your kitchen. If so, you are not alone. This article will explain more.
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How To Plant Raspberries: Care Of Raspberry Plants
Growing raspberry bushes is a great way to make your own jellies and jams. If you want to know how to grow raspberries, the information in this article will help get you started.
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Lime Tree Leaf Drop - Why A Lime Tree Is Losing Leaves
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Care Of Spartan Apples – How to Grow A Spartan Apple Tree
Most of us love apples and one to consider growing in the landscape is Spartan. This apple variety is a hardy grower and provides lots of flavorful fruit. Click on this article for more information on growing Spartan apples in the landscape.
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Learn A Bit About Rock Gardens
Rock gardening is a great way to make any yard welcoming, and it doesn't require much work. You can design your rock garden to be simple or complex. Learn more in this article.
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Growing Gooseberries - Tips To Grow Gooseberry Bushes
Gooseberry bushes are really cold hardy. Anywhere you have fruit plants that won't grow because of the temperature, you will probably have no trouble growing gooseberries. Learn more here.
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Paula Red Apple Growing – Caring For Paula Red Apple Trees
Paula Red apple trees harvest some of the finest tasting apples and are indigenous to Sparta, Michigan. Want to learn more about this apple tree variety? Click this article for Paula Red apple growing information.
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Gasteraloe Plant Care: Learn How To Grow Gasteraloe Plants
What is gasteraloe? These hybrid succulent plants display unique color and marking combinations. Gasteraloe growing requirements are minimal and their care is easy, thus making them a great choice for beginning gardeners. Learn more about them here.
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Mexican Key Lime Tree Information: Tips For Growing Key Limes
Almost anyone can grow Mexican key lime trees if you have the right information. Take a look at the growth and care of key lime trees in the following article and see if this lime tree variety is right for you.
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Problems With Lime Trees: Getting Rid Of Lime Tree Pests
Usually, you can grow lime trees without much trouble. But even under the best of circumstances you can run into lime tree problems, like bothersome lime tree pests. Learn more about these in this article.
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Controlling Thrips - How To Get Rid Of Thrips
Thrips are little slender insects that feed on prized garden plants, causing devastation when found in large numbers. Use the information in this article to control thrips pests in the garden.
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Dividing Peony Plants - Tips On How To Propagate Peonies
If you wonder about dividing peony tubers and expect them to grow, there is an appropriate way of propagating peony plants that you should follow if you expect to be successful. Learn more here.
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Lipstick Plant Care - Tips For Growing Lipstick Plants
Nothing brightens up a room like a flowering plant, especially the Aeschynanthus lipstick vine. Growing lipstick plants is not difficult with proper care. Learn more in this article.
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Five Ways To Keep A Dog Out Of A Garden Bed
Sooner or later every gardener will engage in a battle to protect their prized seedlings from the curious snouts, paws, and claws of domestic (and wild) dogs. Find out 5 ways to deter them in this article.
