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But that only works if your flowering plant of choice is healthy and happy enough to produce lots of blooms throughout its ...

What gardener doesn’t delight in a lush, flourishing garden? Whether we are growing flowers or vegetables (or both), we want ...

Plant Doctor Tom MacCubbin gives advice on gardening in Florida such as what durable, colorful plants to add to flower beds ...

A: Because annual plants expend a good amount of energy producing flowers prolifically (that’s usually why ... Applying a ...

A:  Petunias have the tendency to get leggy with time, which will happen faster if they don't get enough water and fertilizer ...

Do pinch back petunias to encourage new flowers. • Cut back delphinium and perennial salvia to encourage a second bloom. • ...

But mowing turf grass requires substantial time and money, water and fertilizer, seeding and aerating ... today many ...

After the flowers are gone, remove the stalks where the blooms were present and move the plant outdoors to a shady site. The ...

Let’s look at some great June flowers you can grow and how to succeed with them ... Mix in lots of compost when you plant, ...

Can you guess what is pictured in photo below? The answer to last week's mystery is downy rattlesnake plantain, Goodyera pubescens, pictured below: Downy ...

The flowers attract attention and appreciation from lawmakers, Capitol visitors, photographers, farmers market patrons and ...