Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Soil: Nutrients and Types
Does your lawn look puny? Are your plants stunted? The culprit could be your soil. Soil testing is one of the most over-looked, yet inexpensive methods used to determine which nutrients are lacking, and gives the correct fertilizer ratio to use.
Labels:
fertilizer,
nitrogen,
phosphorus,
potasium,
soil nutrients,
soil testing
Container Gardening
Containers are not just for flowers. Grow vegetables on the porch, create a strawberry tower, use unusual and interesting objects to display your favorite landscape plants.
Labels:
container gardening,
fruits,
plants,
roses,
shrubs,
vegetables
Pest Problems
Whether the pests are insects, diseases or weeds, we have the solution for you! And we have our own secret weapon: an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) specialist.
Labels:
insects,
pest control,
pests,
plant disease,
plant pathology,
weeds
Rain Barrels
Rain barrels are a nifty way to collect rainwater for landscape beds and gardens while conserving water. They are easy and inexpensive to make yourself or can be purchased ready-made.
Vegetable Gardening
Know your growing seasons in the Florida Panhandle, how to make a garden plan, prepare the beds, when to sow seeds or transplants, cultivate, harvest - and when to start all over again!
Landscape Plants
The "right plant in the right place" refers to varieties, sunlight, soil, and temperatures, just to name a few.
Seeds: Saving & Starting
Starting your own transplants is inexpensive, fun, and easy. Heirloom varieties can be traded or purchased from other collectors.
Labels:
collecting,
containers,
heirloom seed,
seed starting,
transplants
Composting
We have great information on making composting bins, as well as how to make rich compost.
Labels:
barrel composter,
compost,
composting bins
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