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Get specific tips on growing and caring for any plant, flower or herb. Interested in edibles? eHow has suggestions on growing strawberries, blueberries, corn, tomatoes and all sorts of other fruits and vegetables. Planting flowers to brighten a yard? Check out tips on annuals, perennials and everything in between. Herb aficionados can learn how to design an herb garden, grow basil organically and harvest thyme. No yard to speak of? Not to worry, eHow has suggestions for indoor gardening, as well.

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  • Is it Possible to Grow a Strawberry Plant From Seeds?

    While most strawberry plants grow from runners, little shoots that the parent strawberry plant sends out to spread, a few varieties of strawberries grow from seeds. Sweetheart, Alpine and Fresca...

  • How to Maintain Ornamental Pansies After Grown

    Pansies are prized for their ability to thrive and bloom when the season is too cool for most other flowers. They flower in spring and fall when night time temperatures are 65 F or lower, and they...

  • How to Propagate Daylilies From Seed

    According to the American Hemerocallis Society, the daylily (genus Hemerocallis) is referred to as the "perfect perennial" because of the variety of available colors, their ability to survive with...

  • How to Prune a Higan Weeping Cherry Tree

    The Higan weeping cherry tree is a wonderful tree for shade and landscaping. In the spring it blooms with heavy falls of white or pink blooms and green, glossy leaves. The leaves darken throughout...

  • Helpful Tips on Flowers

    Flowers can make anyone's day brighter, but if you're new to the world of flowers, it's easy to be overwhelmed by all of the different varieties, the best way to arrange and care for them and even...

  • How to Harvest English Walnuts

    English walnuts grow on enormous trees that can reach up to 100 feet. The nuts grow with a shell covered by a thick, green hull. When the trees have enough rain or irrigation in the fall, the...

  • How to Revive a Christmas Cactus

    My mother's twenty-year old Christmas cactus moved into our house in 2003. A huge plant, it did not bloom until summer 2009 when it was standing on our back patio. By the end of the summer, it...

  • How to Plant Pole Beans to Get Full Sun

    Bean crops have become a popular addition to many home gardens. These plants need some specific care and lots of sun, but can more than make up for the work involved with large harvests of juicy...

  • How to Grow a Loquat Plum Tree

    The loquat plum is a subtropical evergreen that grows best in hardiness zones 7 to 10 or where average winter low temperatures do not fall below 0 degrees Fahrenheit. It is often grown as a shade...

  • How to Calculate Seed Spacing

    Seed spacing is an important consideration when planning any garden. Space too close together, and you'll waste money on seeds and inhibit plant health; space too far apart, and you'll get a thin...

  • How to Prune Using a Reciprocating Blade Saw

    Pruning shrubs and small trees is typically done with pruning swears, but you can also prune limbs using a reciprocating saw. This type of saw has a blade that moves back and forth that is much...

  • How to Use a Heat Mat for Germination

    Starting vegetables and flower plants from seed is more cost effective than purchasing nursery seedlings. You also have a greater choice of plants when you choose to plant from seed. Most seeds...

  • How to Make a Simple String Trellis for Clematis

    Clematis are lovely flowering plants that are particularly showy when grown upward. They can be paired with a tree and the tree will support the flowering vines or they can be planted near taller...

  • How to Replant Canna Lily Rhizomes

    Canna lilies are tall-growing plants with big, tropical-looking leaves that can be colored burgundy or patterned with showy colors. Flowers burn in bright yellows, oranges, scarlets or soft...

  • How to Buy Artificial Fall Flowers

    Flowers are a welcome addition to any indoor environment, especially during the cool months of fall, when there are usually fewer of them growing outdoors. They add visual appeal and warmth to...

  • How to Propagate Apples From Cuttings

    For many individuals, apples never taste as good as when they come from the wild, or from a loved one's tree. Memories of a certain taste or crispness can long provide a template for the way an...

  • Dumbcane Plant Care

    Dumbcane (also known as dumb cane or dieffenbachia) is a native plant of Brazil and was made popular in Victorian households of the 19th century. It's one of the most common houseplants today and...

  • How to Turn a Shrub Into a Tree

    Shrubs provide mid-level structure and interest in a garden, and often delight with colorful foliage or flowers. Large-size shrubs with a pleasant form or pretty bark are particularly stunning if...

  • Ornamental Pear Tree Information

    Ornamental pear trees can be found in many regions of the United States. There are many hybrids and varieties that are commonly referred to as an ornamental pear. These trees are descendants of...

  • Plant Propagation Methods for Crossvine

    The crossvine plant is also known as the trumpet flower. It grows wild in many parts of America. The plant produces clusters of small tubular flowers that are generally orange-red in color. The...

  • How to Care for Hyazinthus Plants

    Hyazinthus, a common misspelling of the genus hyacinthus, are a fragrant blooming bulb that sprout in the early spring in a variety of colors, including yellow, salmon, purple, red and pink....

  • How Do I Treat My Peach Trees With Leaf Curl?

    Peach tree leaf curl is a fungal disease that can eventually cause warty red leaves. Your tree can have the fungal disease for years without displaying any of the telltale symptoms. Prevention is...

  • How to Split & Transplant Day Lilies

    Day lilies (Hemerocallis spp.) are one of the most popular and easy-to-grow perennial plants, showing off trumpet-like flowers in late spring or summer that each last for one day. After three to...

  • Trillium Plant Care

    In the eastern U.S., a true harbinger of spring is the emergence of trillium. As their name implies, everything about trillium is about the number three. Each plant has only three leaves and...

  • How to Save Carnation Seeds

    Carnations provide color throughout the summer in many home gardens. These ruffled flowers come in large and small varieties and nearly every color. Carnation is an annual and must be re-seeded...

  • Facts on Balsam Pine Trees

    Balsam fir trees are evergreens that are part of the pine family. These trees often have layered branches that start wider and get smaller as they near the top. They often look like Christmas...

  • How to Cut Carnation Flowers

    Carnations, also known as Dianthus or pinks, are prized in cut flower arrangements because of their large array of colors and sizes. There are large bloomed carnations that grow a single flower...

  • Care of a Gaura Plant

    The airy, willow-like appearance of the gaura (Gaura lindheimeri) is almost contradictory to the toughness of this perennial flower. Hardy in Zones 5 to 9, gauras can withstand coastal regions as...

  • Gifts of Flower Adornments

  • How to Transplant Knock Out Roses

    Knock Out Roses are very easy to grow and don't require the level of special care that other roses do. They can be planted individually, among other bushes and shrubs, with annuals or perennials...

  • How to Plant & Care for Phlox Wildflowers

    The most common varieties of perennial phlox wildflowers are summer-blooming tall phlox and spring-blooming creeping phlox. Most varieties of phlox wildflowers grow well in USDA zones 4 through 8...

  • How to Plant Banana Plants

    If you want to grow a plant that thrives in warm conditions, give banana plants a try. Banana plants come in a number of varieties, each producing different banana fruits. Large banana trees will...

  • How to Prune Apple Trees in the Summer

    Regular pruning of your apple tree is necessary to keep the tree healthy. While you may have heard that the best time to prune apple trees is in late winter, before the new growth begins, there...

  • How to Prune Pia Hydrangeas

    The Pia hydrangea, or Hydrangea macrophylla "Pia," is considered a "big leaf" hydrangea. The Pia is a small variety of hydrangea, growing to only 2 or 3 feet in height and width. Because the Pia...

  • How to Grow a Mouse Plant

    Arisarum proboscideum, also known as the mouse plant, or mouse-tail plant, is a perennial plant with spade-shaped leaves, purple flowers, and a stem that resembles the tail of a mouse. While they...

  • How to Fertilize Strawberries With Miracle-Gro

    One of the keys to growing healthy strawberries is knowing when and how to fertilize the area in which you grow them. Using a product like Miracle-Gro makes it much easier to figure out how and...

  • How to Take Care of Stargazer Lillies

    Stargazer lilies, otherwise known as lilium stargazer, belong to the oriental lily family. These fragrant and hardy perennials are easy to grow and boast stems as high as 30 inches. Its blossoms...

  • How Do Acids & Bases Affect Household Plants?

    Some household plants prefer mildly acidic environments. Generally, these plants will be found growing naturally in temperate regions where rainfall is common during the warm summer months. These...

  • How to Prune NW Rhododendrons

    Pruning rhododendrons in the Northwest should ideally be done during the spring growing season. Old growth or new growth does not need to be distinguished when cutting the bush back. Simple...

  • How to Sell Fruits & Vegetables

    Growing fruits and vegetables for your own consumption may seem simple enough. But selling your produce requires planning and dedication. The same principles that apply to running a business apply...

  • Plant Care for a Mass Cane

    The mass cane plant is native to Africa and New Guinea. It has broad leaves that generally have a yellow stripe down the center. It is sometimes referred to as a corn plant, although a true corn...

  • When to Fertilize Perennial Gardens

    Perennials are plants that bloom in the spring and go dormant during the winter months each year. Knowing when to apply fertilizer will allow you to get the best results for your plants. Walk...

  • How to easily propagate a Spider Plant

    Chlorophytum chomosum, commonly known as the "spider plant" is one of the easiest plants to care for as well as one of the most beneficial house plants to own. You can practically own...

  • How to Care for the Earth

    The earth is our home and protecting it should be important to all of us! Here are some easy tips to follow.

  • How to Grow Hawaiian Baby Woodrose

    Hawaiian Baby Woodrose is a relatively easy plant to grow, even if you really don't know what you're doing. The trickiest part can sometimes be getting your hands on the actual Hawaiian Baby...

  • How to Divide and Remount a Staghorn Fern

    Remounting a staghorn isn't a hard process but their are steps that need to be taken to ensure a long life for your fern. You'll learn how to divide you staghorn fern and then how to remount them.

  • How to Make a Vegetable Garden With Only One Hour of Work a week....or Less

    I have a 3,600 square foot garden, and tending it took just one hour a week

  • How to Make Unique Flower Beds

    Make nifty flower beds using different items. Make whatever you like in to a flower bed.

  • How to Grow Guarana At Home

    The guarana plant is a creeping shrub native to the Amazon rain forest. It is known to be a stimulant and increase mental alertness, fight fatigue and increase stamina and physical endurance. The...

  • How to Grow Plants With Plant Lamps

    Growing plants with plant lamps is an excellent way for city dwellers to enjoy the benefits of home grown plants. In order to achieve optimal growth indoors it is necessary to use a grow light....

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