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Photobucket - Video and Image HostingPlanting Garden Shrubs - Thoughtful planning, careful plant selection and proper site preparation are essential to the success of new plants in the garden.  In spring, searching for new...
Transplanting -There are times when a plant out grows its spot in the landscape or needs to be moved to make way for changes in the garden. When transplanting a shrub or...
Garden Restoration - After years of neglect, gardens tend to become overgrown and wild looking. Trees may suffer broken limbs which aren't pruned and perennials gardens will often...

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General Gardening - Creating a garden can be very rewarding.  It's a great stress reliever, pretty good exercise and allows you to experience the outdoors.  First...

Gardening Terms - Cold Frames: small stand-alone structure with glass roofs and are used for growing hardening off half-hardy annuals and for protecting...
Garden Preparation - All great gardens have one thing in common, they were thoughtfully planned before they were built.  To plant a successful garden you must have...
Seaside Gardening - Gardening along the coast presents even the most skilled gardeners with challenges not encountered elsewhere.  Natural conditions along the...
Organic Gardening - Organic gardening is more than simply a method of gardening which doesn’t use synthetic fertilizers or pesticides on their plants. Organic gardening...
Pruning - Pruning is the removal of stems, branches, or roots of a tree or shrub.  The extent of pruning required varies from plant to plant and according to their...
Hedges - Hedges service an important purpose in the garden. They delineate areas with a garden, screen out undesirable views and can also mark boundary lines. They can...
Mulching The Garden - Mulching is an important part of gardening and should be a part of every gardener‘s tasks. Mulch prevents weeds from encroaching on the garden...
Selecting Garden Tools -  There's a tool for every garden purpose and using the right tool will make your job much easier. When choosing your garden tools, check for a...
Starting Seed Indoors - To start, familiarize yourself with the seeds you’ll be planting. Read the seed package to find out information such as light requirements and when to...
Starting Seed Outdoors - Starting plants from seed outdoors requires the knowledge of your local climate and your hardiness zone. The country is separated into zones...
Improving Garden Soil - Healthy garden soil is teeming with life: there are earthworms and micro-organisms by the millions, each with a particular function in making soil...
Raised Beds - Creating raised bed for planting vegetables or flowers is a great way for those with little space, poor soil or poorly drained clay soil to easily create a thriving...
Dividing Perennials - Dividing perennials is easily the best way to increase your plant stock, control a plant’s size and rejuvenate an old plant. A few years after you've...
Weed Control - Proper cultivation methods and the use of techniques such as permaculture can restrict the growth of weeds in the garden as more desired plant...
Indoor Gardens - Plants are just as popular as furniture when one is deciding on furniture and soft furnishings. Aside from the aesthetic value plants provide your home...
Pruning Roses - Pruning is one of the most important tasks when it come to proper roses care. Roses are pruned for the following reasons; it encourages new growth...
Dry Shade Gardens - Perhaps the most challenging environment in which to garden successfully is dry shade. Beneath the canopy of mature trees, dense tangled...
Selecting Healthy Plants - When it comes to getting started with your garden, you have two choices; planting seeds or buying established plants. Both have their own benefits...
Installing Drip Irrigation - If you’re looking for ways to keep your trees, shrubs or flowers watered without wasting too much time and money, you’ve probably...
Using Stone In The Garden - Integrating stone into your landscape design can add depth, texture, seating and even a sculptural element to your garden. Stone has...
Plants For Acidic Soil - Here in New England our soils are quite acidic (soils with a pH below 7.0 is considered acidic) in part due to the pine and oak forests. When the leaves...
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