Gardening Articles
41: The Natural Herbal Remedy
One of the things that people who buy health products nowadays seek is the tag ?natural herbal remedy?. This tag has become a fashion today. Everyone now seems to prefer natural herbal remedy and this is sounds a bit alarming to me. Many of these so called natural herbal remedies have never been tested by any authority and may even pose a potential risk. Unlike ?drugs? where in FDA has stringent regulations, these ?herbs? are not subject to such laws and many of these natural...
42: Modern Fruit Trees Evolved From Ancient Historical Roots
The rise and fall of ancient empires has developed parallel also to the establishment and destruction of advanced fruit tree orchards. Ancient fruit trees such as olive tree orchards increased the wealth and health of nations by feeding the populations, providing nutritious olive oil to light lamps in ancient houses at night, as food and a cooking medium, and for the purpose of anointing Kings and Queens. Olive trees could not produce continuous crops unless the gardeners gro...
43: Garden Tips On Buying The Best, Cold Hardy Flower Bulbs For Outdoor Planting
Buying flower bulbs to plant and grow is an exciting experience that begins in the fall and continues through the spring. Dutch flowering bulbs are usually delivered to American ports by the month of September for fall planting. Major Dutch bulbs offerings include Dutch Amaryllis and African Amaryllis; daffodil bulbs and the famous, Tulip bulbs.
Amaryllis flower bulbs grow the showiest blooms and are pre-cooled to force fast flowering in 3 weeks after containerizing. Dutch...
44: Rare Flowering Trees That Light Up Your Garden Landscape
Flowering apricot trees offer spectacular flowering blooms earlier than any other flowering tree, sometimes blooming as early as January. This early flowering can result in cold weather damage in some areas of the United States. New outstanding cultivars of flowering apricot trees can be purchased from mail order nursery retailers. Prunus mume flowers, in early spring with flower colors of red, pink, and white, all blooming on the same twigs of the tree. Double flowers of apr...
45: The History Of Important Flowering Trees
Most flowering trees are small and can be planted in full sun or partial shade, being easily adapted to small yards. The Japanese Saucer Magnolia, Magnolia x Soulangiana, awakens in late winter or early spring. First growing flower buds that increase in size as the weather warms up, burst into dramatic flower colors of purple, pink, white, red, and yellow; the yellow flowering magnolia is the rarest. If freezing weather occurs, as it often does during the late winter or early...
46: Deer Repellants For Your Garden
Deer, which includes yearlings, fawns, doe and the buck, make it their habit to become a thorn at the side of gardeners all across the nation. Plant species such as phlox, day- lilies, and hostas are examples of what attracts deer to our gardens. Unfortunately, no matter how decorative a fence around the garden is, most fences are not high enough to keep out deer. However, most gardeners can breathe easily when they find successful methods for repelling deer.
The more that...
47: Organic Gardening
Think of the earlier days when chemical fertilizers and harmful pesticides were not invented and people used to grow cereals and pulses, fruits and vegetables, flowers and seedlings using fertilizers from natural waste products. They were dependant on home made pesticides instead of chemical pest removers. The produces looked better, tasted better and were absolutely harmless.
Well, people have come to appreciate today the practice the earlier generation accomplished so we...
48: Purchasing A House Plant
When purchasing a house plant for indoor gardening, select the plants that look to be free of pests. It?s advisable to check the foliage undersides and the leaves for signs of disease or insects. You can select plants that look clean, sturdy and well-potted. If you choose plants with healthy foliage, then you can avoid plants with scorched or yellow leaves, wilted foliage, brown leaf margins, spots or blotches or spindly development. Moreover, shun those with torn leaves and ...
49: The Magic Of Gardening
Gardening is great, and we learn to appreciate not only outstanding gardens when we visit one but also the gardener, who is putting a lot of time and energy into his garden. We are so accustomed to the fact that some people enjoy working in their gardens that we often forget that this is not something that is forced upon them, gardening is an acquired hobby, it takes time and a lot of learning to get to being a gardener and it is not a thing that can be achieved in a short ti...
50: Water Gardens That Upset The Neighbours
Before going ahead with any plans on your water garden be sure to double check on all the safety measures. We all know the dangers that lurk where ponds and children are concerned but if all the standards of safety are adhered to then there should be no problem. Whatever precautions have been taken just remember that young children should not be left unattended or unsupervised around water at any time.
Ponds make a beautiful water garden feature just like the flowing fount...
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