Susan Patterson
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Papaya Tree Facts: Growing Info And Care of Papaya Fruit Trees
Growing papaya trees is a great way to enjoy these exotic fruits every year. If you are lucky enough to live in a suitable growing area, learning how to grow this tree is helpful. Read here to find out more.
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Growing Bermuda Grass: Learn About The Care Of Bermuda Grass
Bermuda grass is an adaptable warm-season turf that many people use for their lawns. Learn more about how and when to plant Bermuda grass in the following article. Click here for more info.
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Providing A Garden Snake Habitat - How To Attract Snakes In A Garden
They may seem scary at first, but most of the time finding a snake in a garden is a good thing. Read here to learn more about how to attract snakes to your garden and take advantage of what they can offer.
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Disease Resistant Grapes - Tips For Preventing Pierce's Disease
Nothing is as frustrating as growing grapes in the garden only to find they have succumbed to problems such as disease - like Pierce's disease. Click here to learn more about Pierce's disease in grapes.
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Growing Garden Cress Plant: What Does Garden Cress Look Like
Looking for something a little different to plant in the vegetable garden this year? Then why not look into growing garden cress plant. Garden cress vegetables require very little care, and this article can help.
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Caring For Kentucky Bluegrass Lawns: Tips On Planting Kentucky Bluegrass
Kentucky bluegrass, a cool season grass, is grown all over the East Coast and can also be grown in the west with irrigation. This article will help with growing Kentucky bluegrass. Click here for more info.
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Flag Iris Care: Information About Growing And Caring For Yellow Or Blue Flag Iris
If you're looking for an interesting, moisture-loving plant to add to the garden, consider planting flag iris. Get tips for growing flag iris plants in the garden in the article that follows.
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Chocolate Vine Plants - Learn About Growing, Care And Control Of Akebia Vine Plants
Chocolate vine is a highly fragrant, vanilla scented vine that is hardy in USDA zones 4 through 9. This deciduous semi-evergreen plant produces beautiful lilac flowers from May through June. Learn more here.
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Is Ground Frozen Solid: Determining If Soil Is Frozen
Prior to planting, wait until your soil is ready. Determining if soil is frozen can make all the difference. How do you know if the ground is frozen? Read here to find out.
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Soil Mite Info: What Are Soil Mites And Why Are They In My Compost?
Could your potted plants be lurking with potting soil mites? If you've ever come across these frightening-looking creatures, you may be wondering what they are. This article has more information.
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Remove Bulbs From Garden: How To Kill Flower Bulbs
Although it may seem strange, there are many reasons why some people might want to get rid of flower bulbs. This article will provide tips for those wanting to get rid of bulb plants.
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Dichondra Plant Info: Tips For Growing Dichondra In The Lawn Or Garden
In some places dichondra is seen as a weed. In other places, it is valued as an attractive ground cover or even a substitute for a small lawn area. Find out more about how to grow dichondra ground cover here.
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What Is Daikon: Learn How To Grow Daikon Radish Plants
Cultivating daikon in the garden is a great way to enjoy something a little different. Planting daikon radishes is not difficult and once you learn how to grow them, you can enjoy them year round. Click here for more.
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Problems With Corn: Information On Early Corn Tasseling
You've planted your corn and to the best of your ability have provided adequate corn plant care. But why are your corn plant tassels coming out so soon? Find out reasons why corn tassels too soon in this article.
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Castor Bean Information - Planting Instructions For Castor Beans
Castor bean plants, which are not beans at all, are commonly grown in the garden for their striking foliage as well as shade cover. Learn more about this interesting plant in the article that follows.
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Cast Iron Plants: Information On How To Grow A Cast Iron Plant
The cast iron plant is an extremely hardy houseplant and perennial favorite in some regions. Read this article to learn more about how to grow a cast iron plant indoors or using cast iron plants in the landscape.
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Camassia Lily Bulb Growing: Information On Camas Plant Care
Nothing is quite as interesting as the Camassia lily, also known as camas lily. You can learn more about Camassia lily bulb growing in the following article. Simply click here for more information.
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Calla Lily Seed Info: How To Grow A Calla Lily From Seed
Calla lilies make excellent houseplants and in addition to division, one may ask, "Can I grow calla seed pods and, if so, where can I find info on how to grow a calla lily from seed?" Read here to find out.
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Broccoli Rabe Harvest: How And When To Cut Broccoli Raab Plants
Broccoli raab is a leafy plant grown for its leaves and unopened flower buds and stems. Knowing when to cut broccoli raab plants and how to harvest broccoli rabe is crucial for achieving a tasty crop. Click here for more.
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Hybrid Bluegrass Information - Types Of Hybrid Bluegrass For Lawns
If you?re looking for a tough, easy maintenance grass, planting hybrid bluegrasses may be just what you need. Read this article for hybrid bluegrass information and decide if this grass is right for you.
By Susan Patterson
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Barberry Shrub Care: Tips For Growing Barberry Bushes
If you're looking for an interesting shrub that offers low maintenance in the garden, then look no further than the barberry. Find growing information in this article.
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Cornmeal As Weed Killer And Pest Control: How To Use Cornmeal Gluten In The Garden
Cornmeal gluten is known as a natural substitute for chemical pre-emergent herbicides. Using this cornmeal as weed killer is a great way to eradicate weeds without the threat of toxic chemicals. Learn more here.
By Susan Patterson