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Gardening is one of the hottest topics on Hometalk. Whether you're gardening as a profession, or as a hobby, you'll find awesome gardening inspiration on Hometalk. Do you need to identify a plant? Post a photo of it, and a gardening expert will be able to identify it for you. Is your garden blooming in a spectacular way? Share the joy with fellow gardening buffs. All garden talk is welcome on Hometalk; so whether you're planting a flower garden, looking for green gardening tips, or researching the perfect gardening tools, you've come to the right place.



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May Garden ~ Birdhouses & Flowers

In looking around the garden, I see a theme has developed. It's all about the birds and flowers. With approximately one hundred birdhouses, I suppose my collection is now nearing ...»
intervention status! Some are decorative and some are functional with clean-outs, but long ago I found out the birds are the ones who decide which is which. A bossy little house wren has commandeered the gazebo garden where she and her hubby have taken up residence in a blue bird house, chasing any other birds who dare to come near.

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Barb Rosen Wilmington, DE 25 minutes ago
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Gardening: I bought a somewhat leggy tomato plant and upon looking online to see

how to plant it, I found a video that said to put it into the ground sorta lying on its side but then pull it up into the upright position. Said the part underground would form roots and send up new plants (I think that what's she said). Shown here is a screen shot from the video showing how she's lying part of it down into a long hole in the ground. She also said to put some bone meal into the planting hole to produce more tomatoes instead of more green parts. Ideas on whether any of this is a good idea?

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Louise Norcross, GA 2 days ago
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    Virginia A 29 minutes ago
    You can either dig a deeper hole or lay it on it's side like shown. Roots will grow out of the ...»
    long stem. I've done it and it works fine.

    It doesn't work to leave that long, leggy stem out of the ground because you have a weak plant easily damaged by wind or by the weight of the tomatoes.

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My Labor of Love

I love my home and my gardening
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Alice G Palm City, FL 2 days ago
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    Gay Watkins 39 minutes ago
    I am from Tampa and I miss the Bird of Paradise!!! Beautiful!!!
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  • Take apart the mini blinds
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Recycled Plant Markers

A quick and cheap way to make sure all your plants are well marked doesn't have to be cutesy or expensive. Make as many markers as you want with old mini blinds. They are the perfect size ...»
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Diann Rockwood, MI 2 days ago
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    just be sure to write with an indelible marker, or the rains will wash the names off the ...»
    stakes. I use. Old forks and slip the nursery's tag between the tines. In that way I won't plant anything on top of a plant that hasn't sprouted yet in the Spring. Been there, and done that.

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DIY Planter Box Herb Garden

Looking for an easy and fun way to start an indoor herb garden? Build this simple planter box and add your favorite herbs and alot of sunshine! Follow the link for full detailed instructions.

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Becoming the House in the Roses Part 2

More roses from my garden. I am so grateful for them. Many are gifted, pass-alongs and antiques - original to the 1914 Craftsman house
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Kathy R Sparta, GA 15 hours ago
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    Beautiful, Kathy! Your roses are glorious!
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Gardening: Planting corn?

I'm looking for advice about growing corn. I'd like to plant some in my backyard, but I have a lot of questions. Does corn need a lot of sun? What type of soil is good for growing corn? Does it require a lot of water? Also, when is the best time to plant? Spring or fall?
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Aron Garfinkel Atlanta, GA 6 hours ago
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    Aaron, I try to plant my corn in the spring so I will have a summer crop. I also like using ...»
    the almanac (as suggested above) to get ideas and times for planting. My garden this year is planted so that the veggies get roughly around four to six hours of sunlight, depending on the weather and clouds. Good luck with your corn! My favourite to grow is sweet yellow, like the picture up there. :)

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Vegetables in 7 Days! Grow Microgreens!

Veggies in 7 Days! Grow microgreens for sale or a nutrition boost to add to almost any dish! (OK, Not chips.) These took a ton of abuse and you can see, still grew just fine! Different ...»
varieties have different flavors and colors. Just a great way to get some immediate gratification and easy nutrition!

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Caley's Culinaries Buford, GA 12 hours ago
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    Eva Baldridge 2 hours ago
    Will the plants that you cut your micro greens off of left in the pots still grow?
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Gardening: Rhubarb Help Please!!

I am wondering why one of my rhubarb plants is thinking it is time to go to flower? or go to seed? I am not sure what it is doing. ...»

Can I cut the flower part off? Are there male and female plants?

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Jayme Bellaire, MI 13 hours ago
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  • succulent terrariums are  easy to make and keep
  • you'll need: a glass vessel,gravel,house plant compost and a selection of succulents
  • simply layer 2" gravel, then compost,,then arrange your succulents how you want them

DIY Succulent Terrariums

seen a few of these on here....so cute, I decided to give it a go...

visit my blog for a list of suitable plants for these + a great link on looking after and propagate succulents.

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Juneolsen United Kingdom 21 hours ago
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    Catherine Smith 2 hours ago
    That is lovely. I'll have to give this a try, I love succulents and cacti
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