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  • How to Plant Zone Bulbs

    Like many plants from seeds, flowers from bulbs also require certain temperatures to thrive and survive. Many bulbs, such as tulips, can be grown in a variety of climates. However, other bulbs,...

  • How to Grow Bougainvillea From Cuttings

    Bougainvillea vines are immensely popular in homes and gardens. These long, trailing vines sprout bright green leaves and brilliant, papery, flower-like bracts of orange, pink, red or purple....

  • How to Save an Overwatered Rose of Sharon

    Certain plants, such as Rose of Sharon, hate wet feet. Wet feet are caused when plants are overwatered or planted in areas of poor drainage. When water does not drain, it slowly kills the Rose...

  • How to Store Canna Tubers

    Cannas are an exotic tropical plant related to the banana and ginger root plants. They have been hybridized to include many variations. Their height ranges from 2 to 8 feet, with colors of...

  • How to Store Peony Rhizomes

    A rhizome is the tuberous section of a herbaceous peony bush that produces roots underground and stems above ground. Although it appears hardy, the rhizome dries out quickly and is susceptible to...

  • How to Store Iris Rhizomes

    Irises come in many varieties and have underground root structures called rhizomes. Iris rhizomes can usually stay underground during the winter months and do not need to be stored during the...

  • How to Plant Astilbe Bareroot

    Astilbes, also known as "False Spirea" because of their small, spiky flowers, are perennials that can remain undivided for several years and still live a long time. They grow best in moist,...

  • How to Store Canna Lilies for the Winter

    Cannas are beautiful plants that give a lovely show all summer long. However, they are tropical plants. If you live in planting zones 1 through 7b (which is basically north of Louisiana), the...

  • How to Winter Over Geranium's Plants in the Winter Time

    Geraniums are a popular bedding and border flower, blooming reliably in many areas from April through October. Most garden centers sell geraniums every spring, prominently displayed in the annuals...

  • How to Raise Gardenias

    The gardenia plant is a flowering shrub that is popular worldwide for its large, pale blooms and strong fragrance. With almost 250 species of gardenia living in landscapes as diverse as Hawaii,...

  • How to Store Dahlia Tubers in Peat Moss

    Throughout most of America, tropical tubers such as dahlia will not survive in the ground throughout the winter months. Most winter-hardy bulbs devote the cold weather months to resting and...

  • How to Store Flower Bulbs If You Can't Plant Them All

    Many of the world's flowers come from bulbs instead of seeds, which means they can be replanted even though the bloom has died. If you live in a region with harsh winters, you'll want to dig up...

  • How to Care for a Sarracenia

    A sarracenia plant may be any of eight to 11 species of North American pitcher plants. All of these species are confined to the southeastern United States, except for the purple pitcher...

  • How to Grow Sarracenia

    Sarracenia is the genus that contains the North American pitcher plants. It contains 8 to 11 species that are primarily found in the southeastern United States. Members of Sarracenia are known for...

  • When to Plant Flowers?

    Planting flowers can be a therapeutic and enjoyable hobby, even for a novice gardener. You'll need to learn about different planting methods and the best times to plant various seeds and bulbs....

  • How to Moisten Bulbs Prior to Spring Planting

    Bulbs are one of nature's great wonders. Able to survive through the winter months, bulbs are plant powerhouses and contain everything a flower needs to make a new start in the spring. Snowdrops,...

  • How to overwinter / over winter Dahlias

    Dahlias are a beautiful addition to any garden. They can be expensive so overwintering them is a great way to save money. With these easy steps you will be able to enjoy your Dahlias for years...

  • How to Use Sphagnum Peat

    Sphagnum peat, or sphagnum moss, is harvested from Northern Europe and Northern Canada to use as good drainage and nutrition in soil mixes. Find various uses for sphagnum peat with help from a...

  • How to Propagate Painter's Palette in Your Shade Garden

    Let's face it--having a shade garden can get boring. You know the usual cast of characters: hostas, ferns, and lady's mantle. Recently I discovered the beautiful Painter's Palette or...

  • How to Store Flowering Bulbs over Winter

    Storing flowering bulbs such as tulips, gladiolus, and daffodils over the winter is an easy fall project. With this storage plan, even folks in zones four and five can enjoy bulbs for zones eight...

  • Planting Sunflowers

    Sunflowers come in many sizes, and more colors than just the well-known yellow petals. Planting and growing sunflowers is actually quite easy; sunflowers are a hardy crop and, similar to tomatoes,...

  • How to Plant Primroses

    The most difficult part of caring for primroses is choosing from all the colors and varieties available. Although considered a perennial, many primroses only last for 1 growing season because they...

  • How to Grow Rhodos

    Rhododendrons, a beautiful shrublike plant with flowers very similar to an azalea, are a dramatic addition to a garden. Also called rhodos, these lovely flowering bushes can grow to great sizes...

  • How to Keep your Garden Weed Free

    It is possible to keep you garden weed free. I have tried this method in the past and it works very well to keep the garden weed free. Have a weed free garden will allow you to enjoy have more fun...

  • How to Plant a Moonflower Bulb

    The moonflower bulb or seed is easy to plant. It is a fun spring project to start moonflower plants in peat pots inside and then transplant them into the earth to grow stunning plants with...

  • How to Plant Azaleas So They Survive and Thrive

    Azaleas have tiny, fibrous roots, and they need a lot of water in the very beginning, just after transplanting. So if you follow these easy directions, your Azaleas will not only survive, they...

  • How to Store Begonia Bulbs

    Named for Michael Begon, the former governor of a French colony in Haiti, begonias are beautiful shade-dwelling flowers with a low tolerance of direct sunlight. With more than 1,500 species of...

  • How to Start Your Garden Early Inside With Seeds and Peat Pods

    In order to get a jump start in your garden you can start your seeds inside and transplant them later after the last frost. Peat pods offer a very easy way and scalable sizes to make even the...

  • How to care for a Canna lily

    Canna lilies are easily cared for and gorgeous flowers. There are many different types of Canna lilies that provide a wide array of color. These beautiful tropical flowers will be wonderful...

  • How to Grow Annuals From Seed

    Perennials and annuals are different types of plants. Perennials only have to be planted once and take two or more years to reach maturity. These types of plants are hearty, easy to grow and can...

  • How to Prepare a Flowerbed for Planting

    Before you beginning planting flowers in a bed, it is nessary to get your flowerbed ready to help you plants grow to their potential

  • How to Take Care of Begonias

    Begonias come in over a thousand varieties. The most common U.S. varieties include camellia-type, Picotee begonias and cascading varieties. The type of begonia that you grow will depend on where...

  • How to Use Manure & Pete Moss in Your Garden

    Learn tips and techniques for planting a garden in this free video clip about using manure and pete moss on your garden.

  • Using Peat Pots to Start Seedlings

    Learn how to start seedlings using a peat pot in this free gardening video clip.

  • How to Care for Your Plants While on Vacation

    As we go on vacation and leave the house for a well deserved break from our routines, many of us have household plants that we want to still be alive when we get home. Here are some tips on how to...

  • How to Grow Roses in Florida

    Florida's humid heat and sandy soil can be challenging for rose growers, and many roses that grow well up north can't thrive here. But with the right plants and the right approach, you can get...

  • How to Grow Morning Glories from Seed

    Morning glories will bloom much earlier if you start the seeds indoors. Also, it's important that the seeds not get dried out, and it's easier to keep track of watering them when they're in the...

  • How to Propagate Azaleas

    Azaleas have been a long-time favorite for flower gardeners. Azaleas make a beautiful display with their bright green foliage and colorful blossoms. Save yourself money when you learn to propagate...

  • How to Plant Bulbs in Groups

    Flowers that bloom from planted bulbs are beautiful. Planting several bulbs individually in one area may take a great amount of time. The following will help you plant bulbs in groups.

  • How to Grow Gardenias

    Gardenias are the quintessential southern shrub, gracing yards with their creamy white flowers and glossy leaves. Gardenias also provide gardeners with one of the most easily recognized and...

  • How to Care for Petunias

    Petunias are annuals that bloom through summer and into autumn. Petunias grow well in all zones except the coldest and come in a variety of colors. You can use petunias for hanging baskets, in...

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