1 day ago by Marc

With a San Francisco rainy winter kicked into gear, the Cymbidiums in the back garden have bloomed right on schedule. About 50 Cymbidium species are native to an area from India to Japan, and south to Australia. They have been symbols of virtue and friendship in China since Confucius praised them 25 ...

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4 days ago by jarad01

Knowing that I didn’t fertilize as often as I probably should have, I went to Berkeley Horticultural Nursery and bought a low-end soil testing kit to see what type of nutrients my raised beds needed. The kit that I bought is also available online & is called Luster Leaf Rapitest. It just measures pH ...

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5 days ago

You substantially already know which we wish to have a full of health and pleasing widen of weed in your yard. You wish beautiful, immature weed since it creates your home demeanour great cared for, and we can have guest but any embarrassment. If we will be putting your home upon a marketplace for s ...

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15 days ago by admin

When it comes to making decisions, sometimes it really is about the bottom line. This is especially true of investment purchases, like Zoysia grass. When comparing Amazoy Zoysia to other grasses like Kentucky Blue or Rye, there is quite a difference in continual costs and maintenance. Mowing With Am ...

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16 days ago by pestrule

If you have been following this series on Community Gardens, you have thus far read about what community garden is, how to organize one in your community garden, what types of rules and concepts need to be decided upon before putting your organization together and how to choose your gardening site. ...

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27 days ago by Marc

Sobralia flowers never fail to impress. Many species in this genus have big blooms. With flowers as large as 10 inches (25 cm,) this species is one of the most remarkable in the family. The flowers look like Cattleyas, but the similarities end there. Unlike Cattleyas, this Sobralia species likes hea ...

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30 days ago by Judy Lowe

I’ve killed more than my share of houseplants. One of the great paradoxes of life is that accomplished gardeners who grow prize-winning roses and gigantic tomatoes frequently turn into grim reapers when it comes to ficus and philodendron indoors. Gardeners are used to supplying plenty of water and n ...

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31 days ago by admin

Knowing which types of plant thrive best in shade or full sun is essential to a healthy garden. Most trees are very happy to soak up as much sunlight as is available. Cedars, pines, tamarack and many more all do very well. Fruit trees, especially citrus, can take 8 hours or more of full, hot sun eve ...

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33 days ago by Leslie Crawford

Okay, I finally got the November Garden Chores list posted on ‘This Month’s Garden Jobs’ page. And it’s still the first half of the month! Go to the page and check it out….

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36 days ago by Leslie Crawford

Have you heard of Square-Foot Gardening? Well, I’m practing Square-Inch Gardening, which is me trying to utilize every square inch of planting space I have available. It’s a challenge, but I’m slowly working my way around the yard, watching the sun’s position throughout the year, and paying attentio ...

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