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Roses Fed with Epsom Salts
This is the view from my kitchen table. Once a month, starting when I notice new growth, I water my roses with 2 TBSP. Epsom Salts to 3 gallons of water. Aren't they beautiful?
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Garden with Race Track Straw
We mulch our garden completely with straw that we get from the racetrack in town in the spring when the races are on and the horses are here. This straw is bedding from the horse stalls, so includes natural fertilize (horse manure). It also holds moisture during our hot dry months, and keeps down the weeds.
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Garden: Double Knockout Rose
This is my first full year for a Double Knockout Rose. I have enjoyed it so much.
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Let The Garden Take Care Of Itself
I have found that the more I work a garden, the less yield I get.
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Upside-Down Tomato Buckets
My husband built this frame work to hold three tomato plants. The grass in the top of the buckets helps hold the moisture in. He cuts it with a scissors. The chains on each side allows him to raise the buckets as needed.
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Garden: Endless Summer Hydrangea
Don't it make my brown eyes blue! I love this plant It blooms on old or new wood which is important for us in zone 5 or less. This is called an Endless Summer Hydrangea.
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Recycled Hanging Planter
One day I was looking at a large empty can of tomatoes that I was ready to throw in the recycling bin then for one reason or another I decided to paint it. This led to me making a hanging planter for a friend who I was giving a plant to from cuttings. Here's how to do it!
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Caged Squash
I've often had trouble finding a squash hidden under all the leaves until it was WAY too big, so this year I put a tomato cage over one squash plant just to see what would happen.
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Garden: Purple Rhododendron
Pretty purple rhodie I found while taking a walk.
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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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