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Cherries Drying Up On Tree
We have had a rainier cherry tree for several years. It is always full of blossoms and cherries. Then the little green cherries dry up and fall off. What would you suggest is the cause? Thank you.
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Maintenance Free Ground Cover
I have a partially shaded hill that leads down to the river. The soil is poor but grows weeds quite well. Does anyone have a suggestion on a maintenance free ground cover?
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Should I Deadhead a Hydrangea?
I bought beautiful hydrangeas from a nursery for my patio and they have lasted about 2 months. The blooms have died. If I deadhead the blooms, will I get more or is that it?
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Transplanting A Hydrangea Bush
I need to transplant a medium/large well established hydrangea bush ASAP. However, I don't know if this is the safest time of year. Should I act now or wait until fall? Any other transplanting tips on this bush would be very helpful. The bush has sentimental value and losing it would be tragic.
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Do I Need to Remove Fruit from My Fruit Tree?
I have a naval orange tree that is loaded down with new fruit. Do I need to get rid of most of the fruit? I know that the branches will not support the weight of more than one or two naval oranges. I also have the same problem with my lime trees. Thanks for any help you can give.
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Egg Cartons For Seedlings
Paper egg cartons work wonders for starting your seedlings! Cut off the top of the carton and place under the egg compartments. Add seedling mix and seeds. When you water, the paper carton will hold the moisture for a long time and it adds support for handling.
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What Is This Plant?
I received this plant as a gift and I am not sure on what it is. Could anyone tell me? Thanks.
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Use Recycled Buckets for Irrigation
I live on a hobby farm and we've planted an orchard on our property. With the droughts that have been going on we didn't want to lose any trees. My husband came up with this idea on his own a few years ago and we even use it in the gardens now:
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Grow a Sweet Potato Vine Right in Your Home!
Here's an interesting and fun indoor project, that can be shared with your children/grandchildren!
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Creating Beautiful Hanging Baskets
By Ellen Brown
Hanging baskets are a great way to dress up your yard and garden. Not only do they add color and interest, but because ornamentals, herbs, and vegetables can all be successfully grown in them, hanging baskets are also an excellent way increase your available planting space.
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