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Sonia K

Creston, NC
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  • Sonia K
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  • Little Gem Magnolia planted a little over 6 feet from house. 

Average Width: 8' to 10'

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MUMS, ROSES & THINGS...

Pamela F
Pamela F Hinesville, GA
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    Commented on Oct 20, 2012
    they are native rhodies here in the mountains but our altitude provides a cooler environment ...»
    and they are found in sun ( usually lanscapes) and shade ... in the wild they definitly prefer a semi shade to shade ..... for you in ga with the extra heat I agree with doug

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    semi shade especially from the afternoon sun if possible ...

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  • Take cuttings of tender plants like coleus now so you can root them and have plenty of plants for next spring (photo via Growing the Home Garden). 1
  • You can easily increase the number of your bearded iris through division (photo via Growing the Home Garden).
  • Mums don't have to go on the compost pile when they fade. Plant them in your garden instead (photo via Growing the Home Garden). 1

Seven seasonal ways to save money in the garden

From taking cuttings of tender plants like coleus to saving seeds and making divisions, there are lots of things you can do in the garden right now that will make things easier on the ...»
wallet next spring. You'll find a list of seven of them on the Growing the Home Garden blog at: http://www.growingthehomegarden.com/ What are some of your tips for saving money in the garden?

Douglas Hunt
Douglas Hunt New Smyrna Beach, FL
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    Commented on Oct 06, 2012
    it does not like it lower than 55 degrees on the coldest night it lives in a ...»
    solarium here in the north .. takes up the whole window though it grows to 25 or so feet before it will bloom .and can get much longer ... be prepared to wait a few years from cutting to bloom ..... and have a lot of space .. I love it though got my first beans this year after 6 yeqr waiting.. other than temp it is an easy plant to grow

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OVERWINTERIZING MY TRUSTY RUSTY COLEUS

I've tried a few cuttings to see how well they do indoors before digging up the whole Coleus and bringing them inside. So far so good. The 1st week it didn't look as if it would survive but 2 weeks later, this is the result...What do you think? P.S. Here is how to overwinterize Coleus' - http://www.gardeningknowhow.com/flower/overw... https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1...
Pamela F
Pamela F Hinesville, GA
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  • Sonia K
    Commented on Oct 05, 2012
    so are mine thats why I do cuttings...lol
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This is my new fence

I spent about 6 months collecting old doors from friends and salvage yards and then mounted them on privacy fence frame. I also clear coated them so that they wouldn't weather wear. I ...»
love that each door has it's own story and looking at it reminds me of all of my different friends who contributed.

Amanda H
Amanda H Oil City, PA
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  • Sonia K
    Commented on Jun 10, 2012
    must be pres of a hoa ...lol .. great recycle ....
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Gardening: Could You Please Help Me Identify This Shrub?

This has small tear drop type leaves and grows pretty pink flowers that turns brown and fall off. ...»

A few years ago, I began a garden partly due to boredom and the other because I loved looking at the gardens in Savannah, Ga. Anyhow, I just planted all types of flowers and shrubs and didn't document them so I never knew what was growing in my gardens when asked. Now, I take pictures of them and document their names. This is the final one in my garden that doesn't have a name. Could you please help me identify it? Thank you:-D

Pamela F
Pamela F Hinesville, GA
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  • Sonia K
    Commented on May 22, 2012
    yeah ! always happy when something gets figured out ... enjoy them
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