(thegardenblog.blogspot.com ) Have you ever said, "Oops, I think I killed my poinsettia!" It happens to the best of us. While you're frantically shopping and baking for the holidays, caring for your poinsettia can become the last thing on your mind. After a few weeks of neglect, that once beautiful poinsettia plant might...

(gorhamgarden.blogspot.com ) My compost pile hasn't been turned this year, something that gets on my nerves in the same way looking at all the weeds that didn't get pulled or identified sets my teeth to gnashing. Stuff just had to be dropped from the schedule and sadly, my garden projects were among the first to go. This...

(gardeningblog.net ) So, I tossed two of my zucchini plants in my compost tumbler yesterday, when pulling them up I didn’t need to uproot them, the squash borers had basically destroyed the main stem to the point that the top of the plant was hardly connected to the roots at all. I knew it was squash borer damage, I...

(ciamc.blogspot.com ) Weed Control | Corn Gluten Meal The organic weed control we know as corn gluten meal has been around for several years now. Corn gluten meal is used organically to control sprouting garden weeds. It will not suppress established weeds. Corn gluten meal works by drying out emerging weed...

(plant-quest.blogspot.com ) It was quite evident that there is a lot of shrub breeding going on in Europe. It appears that the trend in shrub use continues to grow in Europe just as it is here. And based on what we saw Hydrangea breeding is as strong as ever . Here is a small sample of what we ran across on our last trip...