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17
Dec
2009
Tristan Jones is so Goofy

21 hours ago by MechanisticMoth

Well, I’m friends with Tristan Jones on Facebook, and he’s a pretty neat (Australian) guy. For a reminder, he has written for Tales of the TMNT (although, issue #64 was his last), and is lining up some new projects. Well, last week I posted a status update about Sabretooth (my cat) sitting in my lap ...

MechanisticMoth - mechanisticmoth.wordpress.com · 3 references

How can I keep grass from growing up through my gravel (with sand base) rock ...

22 hours ago by Organic Landscape Gardener

My plan was to design a maintenance free patio, but now I’m constantly having to pull hundreds of little grass shoots up from my patio and it’s anything but maintenance free! Please help! You can make a poison-free, earth friendly herbicide using salt, vinegar and soap. You’ll find different variati ...

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Wicked Green Plant of the Week………….Agave geminiflora

23 hours ago by Michelle

Agave Geminiflora….aka Twin-Flowered Agave Fun garden sculpture, great color This is a great for a small garden focal point, alone or a small cluster of them. They are (usually) symmetrical spheres and add texture and interest. A living sculpture. Best Feature: green and some red/purple (when young) ...

Wicked Green Blog - wickedgreenblog.com

16
Dec
2009
I want ot make a rock garden.. Any ideas on a homemade sealer?

2 days ago by Organic Landscape Gardener

I am looking for a homemade "sealer" to use to hold the rocks in place.. I thought you just piled up rocks and dirt to make a rock garden? Never heard of anyone mortaring up a rock garden before.

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15
Dec
2009
what is the best way to remove field moles from my rock garden?

3 days ago by Organic Landscape Gardener

Try sprinkling a few drops of castor oil wherever you see a mole hole. Usually pharmacies will sell it in smaller bottles. It doesn’t have much of a scent for us, but the moles hate the smell. We have used this with great success in our yard and in our gardens. Good luck!

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12
Dec
2009
Frogs have moved into my rock garden and croak loudly alnight.I can not ...

6 days ago by Organic Landscape Gardener

In the state of Indiana, we have lost 70% of our frogs to development, I would hope the way to solve your problem does not include killing them. Please contact your local wild life group and ask for help. You never know….the frogs might be endangered. Please check out this listed site for more info.

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Easy, Charming Columbines

6 days ago by duggan

Columbines (Aquilegia x hybrida) are sometimes known as Granny’s Bonnets. Their charming flowers, and attractive foliage, are delightful. The popular hybrids originate from species originating in both North America and Europe. Columbines are perennial in cold climates, but are best treated as annual ...

Gardening Made Easy - gardeningisezee.com · 2 references

11
Dec
2009
How difficult is it to grow a rock garden? Particularly in the southern US?

7 days ago by Organic Landscape Gardener

What are the best conditions such as soil type, fertilizer, annual precip, typical length of seed gestation, any type of pest control needed….. you should ask that question to men… they typically carry a large amount of rocks in their head!!!

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10
Dec
2009
I don’t like grass. Can I just replace the whole front yard with a giant ...

8 days ago by Organic Landscape Gardener

I live in Ohio, where everyone has grass in the front yard (as opposed to out West) Any problems with this? I live in Ohio, too, and I think it’s a wonderful idea. You may have to check with some authorities as to how many feet you need to be back from the street and how high is too high with the ro ...

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