Saying someone has a green thumb usually means they can make anything grow. But it can also mean they are successful in multiplying their plants. If you're like me, every time you walk into a garden center, you have a wave of jealousy mingled with pleasure. Plant collecting is my soft spot. But how do I get more plants, different species, even cultivars?
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Green Thumbs Know How to Multiply
Posted on 02/21/02
Dig a Perfect Hole for Your New Tree
Posted on 02/21/02
When I was a kid I used to wonder if you were to dig a hole all the way through the middle of the earth to the other side, when you got to the middle, would you be digging up or would you be digging down? Forget about the molten rock in the middle of the earth and the effects of gravity, too. Just ponder the hole.
Encore Azaleas Creating Quite a Stir
Posted on 02/21/02
Encore azaleas are causing a real stir among Georgia gardeners. Developed in Louisiana in the early 1980s, they're being promoted as "twice-blooming" (spring and fall) azaleas.
Growing Great Cut Flowers From Seed
Posted on 02/21/02
Most gardeners have to have planned ahead to cut flowers from their gardens to actually harvest them without guilt. That never seemed to bother my grandmother, though.
Most gardeners have to have planned ahead to cut flowers from their gardens to actually harvest them without guilt. That never seemed to bother my grandmother, though.
Some of Georgia's Best Cut Flowers
Posted on 02/21/02
Here are just a few of the many wildflowers that produce excellent cut flowers in Georgia:
Here are just a few of the many wildflowers that produce excellent cut flowers in Georgia:
Gardening in Georgia a Challenge to Newcomers
Posted on 02/21/02
For newcomers, gardening in Georgia can be challenging. Still, Georgia gardeners grow great lawns, stunning flowers and excellent vegetables. Those who are patient, select the right plants and manipulate the soil and microclimate are amply rewarded.
For newcomers, gardening in Georgia can be challenging. Still, Georgia gardeners grow great lawns, stunning flowers and excellent vegetables. Those who are patient, select the right plants and manipulate the soil and microclimate are amply rewarded.
Turf Grasses, Like All of Us, Need Water
Posted on 02/21/02
Just like trees, shrubs, pets and even humans, turf grasses need water to survive. The perception that turf is a water consumer is correct, but we're all water consumers.
Just like trees, shrubs, pets and even humans, turf grasses need water to survive. The perception that turf is a water consumer is correct, but we're all water consumers.
Proper Mowing the Best Gift for Your Lawn
Posted on 02/21/02
In your yard, you may consider mowing a necessary evil. But when you do it right, mowing can be the single greatest contributor to a good-looking lawn.
In your yard, you may consider mowing a necessary evil. But when you do it right, mowing can be the single greatest contributor to a good-looking lawn.
Soil Is the Key to Successful Gardening
Posted on 02/21/02
Productive soil is the single most important factor in successful gardening. Since few of us are blessed with perfect soil, we need to know how to improve what we have.
Productive soil is the single most important factor in successful gardening. Since few of us are blessed with perfect soil, we need to know how to improve what we have.
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