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Prime Time in the Garden at the End of June - ramblinginthegarden.wordpress.com - county Garden
ramblinginthegarden.wordpress.com
30.06.2024 / 18:45

Prime Time in the Garden at the End of June

With garden openings over for 2024, my ramblings around the garden involve a combination of “this is gorgeous!”, “aren’t we fortunate?”, “thank goodness that’s over” and “how can I improve this?”. Already thoughts have turned to potential ‘tweaks’, nothing major, and ways to improve things I don’t feel have really worked – perhaps I will write a post on them in due course…

The 11 Best Long-Lasting Perennials You Can Enjoy Year After Year - southernliving.com - Cuba - county Garden
southernliving.com
28.06.2024 / 19:11

The 11 Best Long-Lasting Perennials You Can Enjoy Year After Year

Want to grow perennials that have a long blooming period in your garden? Long-lasting perennials add color, height, and texture to the landscape. And equally important, many perennials provide important food sources for beneficial insects and pollinators, such as bees, butterflies, and birds. Perennials can take some time to get established in the garden and the first year, they're typically focused on growing roots. They grow faster in the second and third year and you can enjoy them each year.

30 Flower Bed Ideas for your Garden - gardenersworld.com
gardenersworld.com
28.06.2024 / 15:39

30 Flower Bed Ideas for your Garden

Planting up a flower bed can seem a bit daunting to begin with. Initially, it’s important to consider factors such as the size of your bed, how much sun it gets, the quality of your soil and what kind of planting and colour scheme will suit your house style and your own preferences.

In the Garden: Refresh and repurpose container plantings with these new pruning trends - theprovince.com - Germany - Japan - county Garden
theprovince.com
28.06.2024 / 13:15

In the Garden: Refresh and repurpose container plantings with these new pruning trends

In January I visited the world’s largest horticultural show in Essen, Germany, and came away with some great take-aways, but I was especially impressed with the significant trend of pruning, training and grafting certain plants into new and unusual forms.

11 Surprising Rice Hull Uses In Garden - balconygardenweb.com - county Garden
balconygardenweb.com
27.06.2024 / 21:27

11 Surprising Rice Hull Uses In Garden

These brownish-yellow protective layers of rice grains are a natural, toxin-free help in your garden. Our guide will help you uncover their uses and make the most of them.

Survivors in Sharon’s Dallas Garden - finegardening.com - Spain - state Texas - county Garden
finegardening.com
27.06.2024 / 09:21

Survivors in Sharon’s Dallas Garden

Hi GPODers! Today we’re in Sharon Holmes’ Dallas garden that faces its fair share of obstacles and challenging conditions. Despite punishing weather, clay soil, and a whole host of wildlife and insects that visit her garden, there are plenty of plants that have survived and even thrived.

Caterpillar On Dill In Your Garden? What To Do If You Spot One - savvygardening.com
savvygardening.com
25.06.2024 / 17:29

Caterpillar On Dill In Your Garden? What To Do If You Spot One

When you see a caterpillar on dill in your garden—or other plants—you may be startled, grossed out, or annoyed that your plant is being systematically decimated. I get excited. Because I know it’s a black swallowtail caterpillar (Papilio polyxenes) that’s going to turn into a beautiful butterfly. And that butterfly is going to become one of many valuable pollinators in my garden. I see a few types of swallowtail butterflies fluttering about my property, landing on various annuals and perennials. They are am

Do a garden audit, with arnold arboretum’s rodney eason - awaytogarden.com - state Pennsylvania - state Maine - county Garden
awaytogarden.com
22.06.2024 / 20:39

Do a garden audit, with arnold arboretum’s rodney eason

NOBODY WANTS to get the IRS notice in the mail that they’re being audited, heaven forbid. But when it comes to gardens, Rodney Eason believes that the occasional audit is a very positive process, and encourages us to perform one on our own landscape.

Take a Tour of Pine House Edible Gardens in Oakland - sunset.com - state California - state Michigan - county Garden
sunset.com
22.06.2024 / 01:53

Take a Tour of Pine House Edible Gardens in Oakland

When one thinks about a production garden designed to yield copious amounts of vegetables and flowers, it’s not often one with perfectly manicured rows overflowing with color and paired with thoughtfully organized spaces for gathering. Practicality and function are usually the focus, not a dedication to stunning surroundings. This is where the team behind Oakland-based Pine House Edible Gardens stands out with their impeccable layout and design philosophies, showcasing the ability to implement important functional garden systems with incredible style.

Your gardening questions answered: How can I save my rose plant? - irishtimes.com
irishtimes.com
21.06.2024 / 23:19

Your gardening questions answered: How can I save my rose plant?

Q: Our 25-year-old Aloha rose has failed to bloom again this season. It used to be in full bloom throughout the month of June. Can you recommend any treatment to restore it to its former glory? A Forsyth

8 Details Pro Gardeners Always Notice About Your Garden - thespruce.com
thespruce.com
20.06.2024 / 16:21

8 Details Pro Gardeners Always Notice About Your Garden

Perfecting your garden is a process of trial and error. And sometimes, when you’re in the thick of it, it’s nice to call in an expert for some sage advice or words of encouragement.

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