Latest articles by Nikki Tilley
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The Seedy Side Of TownThe problem with seeds is you can't plant them all at once, so you have to find somewhere to put them. Click here to see how I manage it.
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A Garden In The Night: Ideas For A Moon GardenMoon gardening at night is a great way to enjoy white or light-colored, night-blooming plants, in addition to the intoxicating aromas. Read this article to get ideas for a moon garden.
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How To Espalier: Instructions For Fruit Tree TrainingEspalier trees are the result of intense training, in which the plants are urged to grow flat against a wall, fence, or trellis. Learn more about how to espalier fruit trees in this article.
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How To Keep Deer From Eating Plants - Garden Deer Protection For PlantsTrying to keep deer out of the garden can be frustrating but with a little know-how and ingenuity, your efforts could be well worth the trouble. Read here to learn how to keep deer out of gardens.
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Berry Containers - Berries Growing In A ContainerGrowing berries in containers can be a great alternative for those with little space. The key to success is adequate drainage and pot size. This article will provide information on what you need to be successful.
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Information On Storing Bulbs In Southern ClimatesWhile many flowering bulbs are stored over winter, in many southern climates, storing bulbs may not be necessary. This article will explain more about when storing bulbs in the south is needed.
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Vines To Use In The LandscapeGrowing vines is a great way to use vertical space and increase appeal, especially with little or no space. Get tips on planting vines in this article.
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Build Your Own Indoor Water PondsPonds are not only a welcome addition to the landscape, but they can also be attractive features indoors. They are easy to create, easy to maintain, and can be tailored to fit your needs. This article will help.
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Amaryllis Planting Outdoors – Learn How To Grow Amaryllis In The GardenAmaryllis will grow well outside in warm regions up to Zone 7b. Plant these beauties in your warm climate garden.
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What Is Full Sun And Tips For Full Sun LandscapingThe study of sun patterns in the garden is an important part of your garden planning, especially when it comes to full sun landscaping. Learn more about full sun in this article.
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Types Of Shade: What Is Partial ShadeWhen you look at a plant label or seed packet and it says to locate plants in partial shade, what does that mean exactly? What is partial shade? This article will help answer that.
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Praying Mantis Information: How To Attract A Praying Mantis To The GardenMost praying mantis information suggests their usefulness in the garden too, so attracting praying mantis can actually be beneficial. Learn more about these interesting creatures in this article.
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Thrips On Onions And Why Onion Tops Curl UpIf your onion tops curl up, you may have a case of onion thrips. Damage from these pests can wipe out your onion crop, so knowing how to control them is essential. This article will help with controlling onion thrips.
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Hanging Herb Garden: How To Make An Herb PlanterEnjoy all your favorite herbs throughout the season with a hanging herb garden. Not only are these easy to grow and versatile, but they're great for those with little to no space. Click here to learn more.
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No Leaves On My Wisteria Vine - What Causes A Wisteria With No LeavesMany people love taking in the wonderful, lilac-colored blooms of wisteria vine each spring. But what happens when there are no leaves on the wisteria vine? Find out by reading this article.
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Silver Plants: Using Silver Leaved Plants To Add Interest To The GardenSilver plants, or those with gray foliage, can complement nearly any garden, and many of them are low-maintenance too. This article has information on using silver foliage plants in the garden.
