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  • How to Water a Bamboo Plant

    To water a bamboo plant, you want to really soak it, but then let it dry out before the next watering. Water your bamboo plant properly with advice from a third-generation flower grower in this...

  • Tips to Keep Flowers Alive

    The addition of vibrant flowers beautifies any area of your house or yard. The only problem is that, once planted or placed in a vase, they tend to only last a few days. But by taking a few extra...

  • How to Make a Flower Arrangement in a Big White Wooden Birdhouse

    You can decorate your lawn for special occasions using flowers picked from your garden or purchased at your local supermarket or florist. Arranging cut flowers in a birdhouse adds to the ambiance,...

  • How to Make Roses Thrive

    Roses are one of the most elegant and beautiful flowers. Most people not only like the beauty of roses, but the wonderful scent as well. Anyone with a garden wants to have beautiful roses in...

  • How to Water Plants With Epsom Salts

    Epsom salts are widely available at pharmacies because of their usefulness as a bodily cleanser. Soaking in Epsom salt is recommended to treat numerous conditions and strengthen your natural...

  • How to Grow Beautiful Honeysuckle

    Honeysuckle is not only a beautiful plant, but it has a very sweet scent that many enjoy having in their garden. It is a great plant to enhance the scents around your home and it is very hardy! ...

  • How to Grow Beautiful Water Lilies

    Water lilies are a beautiful aquatic flower, great for shallow ponds or aquatic gardening. They are also a very hardy plant that is difficult to accidentally kill and requires little effort on...

  • How to Keep Petunias Fresh All Summer

    Petunias are annual flowers that come in many colors, including pink, purple, yellow, white and red. Some species even have dual-colored blooms as a result of cross-breeding. Petunias are one of...

  • How to Water Agapanthus Africanus

    Agapanthus africanus is more commonly called the African blue lily or the lily of the Nile. The plant is actually a native of South Africa, quite a distance from the Nile, but it does sport blue...

  • How to Plant Amaryllis in Water

    The amaryllis is a unique plant because it is able to grow either in soil or in water. Amaryllis comes in a variety of colors and is considered a foolproof flower by many gardeners. Purchase bulbs...

  • How to Water a Bulb Garden

    Flower bulb gardens are pretty and low-maintenance. Most bulbs are perennials, meaning they will bloom every year without replanting. Once planted in the ground or in a pot they need only the...

  • How to Root Bougainvillea

    Rooting bougainvillea is a great way to enhance your garden, as it is is one of the most beautiful and versatile plants year-round. Bougainvillea is native to South America, found from Brazil west...

  • How to Water New Guinea Impatiens

    New Guinea Impatiens are some of the easiest varieties of annual flowers to care for. These hybrids are descended from tropical flowers imported from New Guinea where they live along the banks of...

  • How to Avoid Frost on Annual Flowers

    Annual flowers are very susceptible to low temperatures. They can be damaged when the temperature drops to near or below freezing. Freezing can rupture the cell wall, making it very hard for the...

  • How Much Water Do Hillside Plants Need?

    Plants grow on a hillside in much the same manner as they grow on flat surfaces. As long as there is soil for the roots, sunlight for photosynthesis and water, plants will thrive on a hillside. It...

  • How to Water a Wisteria Vine

    Wisteria is a beautiful addition to any landscape because of its flowers, which bloom in clusters of purple, pink or white. It is also attractive to owners because this hardy plant requires little...

  • How to Pick Flowers

    Picking flowers from a garden flower bed, vine or bush is a delicate process that goes beyond a simple grab-and-pull gesture. Flowers require special care, and rough handling can damage their...

  • How to Stop Weeds from Growing in a Garden (6 tips)

    Trying to Stop weeds from growing in a garden can be an exhausting task to repeat over and over. Here are three techniques to try, that may keep weeds from growing back.

  • How to Take Care of Nectarine Trees

    With luscious green leaves and lovely pink blooms in the spring and delicious red fruit in the summer, nectarine trees (Prunus persica nucipersica) make a gorgeous addition to any garden. Happily,...

  • How to Prevent Bugs From Destroying Rose Bushes

    A rose bush or two can add vibrant hues to your garden. Not to mention, they are relatively easy to tend and come in a variety of colors and types. Like many plants, rose bushes are susceptible to...

  • How to Plant Eranthis Bulbs

    Eranthis plants, also called winter aconite, bloom small yellow flowers beginning in late winter or early spring and last through the summer. They have underground root structures that are...

  • How to Water Lavender Plants

    Native to the Mediterranean region, lavender is prized for its fragrant scent and beautiful, delicate flowers. Lavender requires well-drained soil and has some specific watering requirements.

  • How to Recover Waste Water for Plants

    A rain garden or retention pond is a planned depression designed to catch rainwater runoff from impervious areas like roofs, driveways, sidewalks and patios. Homeowners across the country are...

  • How to Water Lantana Plants

    Lantana is a perennial plant that only grows several inches tall. Its branches spread quickly and it is typically used as a ground cover, including on sloped areas to help prevent erosion....

  • How to Prolong the Life of Fresh-Cut Flowers

    When a flower is cut away from its plant, it no longer receives the nourishment it needs to grow. Floral preservatives provide that nourishment in the form of chemicals that kill bacteria, yeasts...

  • How to Make Plants Grow Larger

    You have just bought a beautiful new plant for a reasonable price and can't wait to put it in a certain special place in your garden. But once it gets home, you realize your special piece is too...

  • 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 Water Outdoor Container Plants With Play Pool

    During the summer (or all year if you live someplace warm), there may be water restrictions in your area that make it difficult to water your plants and fill a play pool. This does not have to be...

  • How to Help Fresh Cut Flowers Keep Longer

    It's fascinating how well fresh cut flowers look by the time the florists receive them not to mention by the time they become ours with all the traveling and transferring they go through. One...

  • Easy Orchid Care Secrets

    Orchids are the largest family of flowers in the world, and arguably one of the most popular. They are used in fragrances and in cooking. However, while orchids are resilient plants, they are...

  • How to Plant Miniature Daisies From Seeds

    One type of flower that has been widely used throughout the world for both home decorative and garden purposes is the daisy--known in the scientific community as the Bellis Perennis. Some often...

  • Peonies Care and Water Requirements

    Peony flowers are native to Asia, Europe and parts of western North America. There are over 30 types of peonies for you to customize your garden with. With proper care, these bright, fragrant...

  • 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...

  • How To Care for Plumerias

    Plumerias grow on trees that thrive in tropical climates, but they can also be grown in containers. Other common names for plumerias are frangipani and Hawaiian lei flower.

  • How to Protect Flowers From Too Much Sun While on Vacation

    Garden and indoor plants you've watered and tended all year can suffer when you go on vacation, especially if you leave home for more than week. Too much sunlight and lack of water can make your...

  • How to Propagate or Root cuttings of a rose of Sharon

    A few years ago I got a rose of Sharon bare root cutting from the national arbor society. I am a life time member of the national arbor society so from time to time I like to get new plant...

  • Do It Yourself Drip Irrigation

    Drip irrigation systems save water, benefit your garden and reduce your time spent watering manually. Best of all, the systems are flexible enough to fit a range of garden bed setups and are easy...

  • Plant Care Instructions

    Plant care is not nearly as complicated as one would think. All those gardening and plant care books pretty much contain the same information. Caring for a plant involves meeting the basic needs...

  • How to Care for Campanula Persicifolia

    Campanula persicifolia is generally low-growing plant that produces flowers on tall stems. These flowers are usually bell-shaped and come in shades of blue or white, although this is highly...

  • How to Conserve on Water Outside Your House

    In many parts of the country, drought has become a serious concern. Even where there is no drought, people are concerned about global warming and population growth. Yet, despite our worries,...

  • How to Use Less Water Outside Your Home

    In many parts of the country, drought has become a serious concern. Many other people are worried about global warming, and population growth. Yet, despite our concern, many of us waste water...

  • Hibiscus Plant Care

    Hibiscus plants are tropical plants that can be grown indoors or out, depending on the climate in your location. Hibiscus plants are available in several different varieties, all with colorful...

  • Planting in a Flower Planter

    Planters and containers allow you the flexibility to grow plants and flowers where the ground soil or terrain won't permit. With finite space, the soil in a planter or container constitutes a...

  • How to Get an Anthurium to Bloom

    Vivid blooms and ease of care make anthuriums popular houseplants. However, many people find that they cannot induce their anthurium to bloom every year, which can be disappointing. Fortunately,...

  • Standard Carnation Flower Description

    The standard carnation is a colorful flower of multiple petals native to Mediterranean climates and cultivated around the world. Carnations are extremely popular flowers and are often used in...

  • How to Save and Recycle Water at Home

    Water is a precious resource. These water-saving tips can contribute to the conservation of this valuable resource and reduce monthly water bills.

  • Water Garden Information

    A water garden is an aesthetically pleasing way to enhance your front or back lawn. The do-it-yourself garden can include aquatic plants, rocks, fountains, statues and tropical fish. Besides...

  • How to Make Your Garden a Butterfly Habitat

    Butterflies like to live in backyards. Sometimes they live in city parks or near other buildings. Butterflies come in many different beautiful colors and in sizes ranging from the tiny...

  • Long Stem Roses Tips

    A bouquet of elegant, long-stem roses helps to celebrate Valentine's Day, anniversaries and birthdays. Be sure to care for your long-stem roses so that they last as long as possible by cutting,...

  • How to Use Aqua Globes (what they don't tell you)

    They come with a simple 3 step instruction "pamphlet", but they fail to mention the clogging problem! Find out how to use the Aqua Globes and how to clear them of debris.

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