I wish I had the secret! Making sure that you have the right sun/shade ratio, and are watering properly, for your specific flowers is a big part of it. You can ask in Hometalk if you're not sure!
Trial and error and a lot of years and buckets of patience. And grow what will thrive in your climate and location for the best success. See what your friends and neighbors are growing that you like that is doing well and that will give you a starting point. ☺
Bone-meal or manure/compost are good natural sources of phosphorus which builds roots and blooms in flowering plants. Lots of water and also fish fertilizer is an organic source.
Somehow my house and garden got tiny gnats that killed my fuchsia plant and fly everywhere. I have tried ALL the Web recommendations - soap and oil dishes, sand in th...
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Growing our first garlic, should we wait until the leaves are drying out before we pick it? Husband picked first one today along with our first potatoes.
Hi everyone, I have mice in my garden destroying my vegetables and I have also noticed them in the barn and shed. Please can someone tell me how to prevent them from ...
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I wish I had the secret! Making sure that you have the right sun/shade ratio, and are watering properly, for your specific flowers is a big part of it. You can ask in Hometalk if you're not sure!
Patience. It takes forever for a nice garden to be established. Or lots of money for a professional landscaping company.
I received a beautiful Gardenia plant for Mothers Day!!! I'm loosing it.....
help me....its leaves are limp, still green, one brown leaf???
TOO MUCH WATER???? TOO MUCH SUN OR SHADE???? WHAT RATIO???
WHAT TO FEED WITH????
Also, Azaleas pooping out!!!! I know I'm over T.L.C. ing.... Help!
Hydrangias wilting-browning??
would lime hurt? My tomatoes 🍅 have died too....
not having any luck with any thing...
Maddie 😰
Trial and error and a lot of years and buckets of patience. And grow what will thrive in your climate and location for the best success. See what your friends and neighbors are growing that you like that is doing well and that will give you a starting point. ☺
Bone-meal or manure/compost are good natural sources of phosphorus which builds roots and blooms in flowering plants. Lots of water and also fish fertilizer is an organic source.