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I really enjoy my two main fall gardening projects: planting bulbs and gathering leaves. When I’m planting bulbs, I picture the return of spring. Raking leaves gives me the chance to get some exercise and …
Read the full story »Plant height is a big consideration when designing a flower bed or border. Follow these tips for a more dynamic display.
Read the full story »Is it true that certain types of tree leaves are highly acidic? Should I think before shredding them and using them as mulch?
Read the full story »Here are general measurements for how deep to plant common bulbs.
Read the full story »I’ve just noticed my Mugo pines are dropping needles. I don’t see any signs of insects and they seemed healthy all year. Why are these evergreens shedding their needles?
Read the full story »Question: Every time I plant tulips, they seem to come up only one or two years, then they disappear. Do you have any advice for getting tulips to come back year after year after year, …
Read the full story »Try these bulb-and-perennial combinations for a prettier spring garden.
Read the full story »I’ve heard some trees have leaves that emit a substance that can harm or kill plants. What trees are they and should I treat their leaves differently during fall cleanup?
Read the full story »Try this advice to keep mice, voles, chipmunks and other animals from eating your flower bulbs.
Read the full story »How can I get rid of the grass growing through groundcover?
Read the full story »Ladybugs are good for gardens, but that doesn’t mean you have to welcome them inside your house. Here’s how to keep ladybugs from moving indoors in the fall.
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