I want to find out about what are the various parts of daisies and when to plant, what kind of soil, and other
Thursday, December 25th, 2008
Posts Tagged ‘Soil’
When you transport flowers in the garden, why should you take the roots up with a ball of earth about them?
Monday, December 22nd, 2008
angelbaby asked:
When you transport flowers in the garden, why should you take the roots up with a ball of earth about them-rather than just lossening the soil a pulling out the roots?
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When you transport flowers in the garden, why should you take the roots up with a ball of earth about them-rather than just lossening the soil a pulling out the roots?
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I live in Southern California-Inland-and would love to plant roses. How and which kind?
Tuesday, October 7th, 2008
missy s asked:
I have NO gardening experience but when we bought our home there was a beautiful rose bush that has grown really well. I would love to plant more like but I don’t know which kind of roses to choose and how to make sure they grow well. Do I buy a bush with roses already? How do I transplant them in my soil? How do I take care of them? Which types of roses smell great and flower well? I’m lost, please help!
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I have NO gardening experience but when we bought our home there was a beautiful rose bush that has grown really well. I would love to plant more like but I don’t know which kind of roses to choose and how to make sure they grow well. Do I buy a bush with roses already? How do I transplant them in my soil? How do I take care of them? Which types of roses smell great and flower well? I’m lost, please help!
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Planting in a small, hard-to-grow back yard?
Monday, May 26th, 2008eliziam asked:
I have a small townhouse backyard. The fact that it is surrounded by a privacy fence, backed by a wooded area & is a playground for a small dog (terrier mix), makes growing grass, much less plants & flowers next to impossible. The soil is very hard & tends to grow moss. Is grass hopeless? Or should I just mulch it all in to cut down on the mud when it rains. Obviously plants & flowers would have to be non-poisonous to my dog & would have to be contained to keep her from digging or uprooting them. Any suggestions? I’ve considered just substituting plant stands & hangers for in-ground flower planting, but I long to have my backyard be a lush beautiful garden haven.
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I have a small townhouse backyard. The fact that it is surrounded by a privacy fence, backed by a wooded area & is a playground for a small dog (terrier mix), makes growing grass, much less plants & flowers next to impossible. The soil is very hard & tends to grow moss. Is grass hopeless? Or should I just mulch it all in to cut down on the mud when it rains. Obviously plants & flowers would have to be non-poisonous to my dog & would have to be contained to keep her from digging or uprooting them. Any suggestions? I’ve considered just substituting plant stands & hangers for in-ground flower planting, but I long to have my backyard be a lush beautiful garden haven.
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What are some durable flowers to plant in the desert?
Friday, May 9th, 2008
RITA asked:
The soil is bad and we don’t get much rain . Also , what would grow nicely on a hilly area ?
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The soil is bad and we don’t get much rain . Also , what would grow nicely on a hilly area ?
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Are egg shells good for all plants or just roses?
Sunday, March 30th, 2008
Cathy M asked:
My grandmother always added ground egg shells to the soil to give her roses more nutrients. I was wondering if this is just good for roses or would all plants benefit from this?
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My grandmother always added ground egg shells to the soil to give her roses more nutrients. I was wondering if this is just good for roses or would all plants benefit from this?
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planting a flower garden?
Wednesday, March 26th, 2008
Blondie asked:
We had a small fish pond next to our back door (3X4 and 2 feet deep) I have decided to turn it into a flower bed. i have filled it with soil already. is there anything special i need to do to get started? what kind of flowers should i use? it’s right next to the house and does not get alot of direct sunlight. is there a certain time of year i need to start planting for them to live? i know i sound dumb but i have never done this and usually kill potted plants so any advice will really help me. thanks
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We had a small fish pond next to our back door (3X4 and 2 feet deep) I have decided to turn it into a flower bed. i have filled it with soil already. is there anything special i need to do to get started? what kind of flowers should i use? it’s right next to the house and does not get alot of direct sunlight. is there a certain time of year i need to start planting for them to live? i know i sound dumb but i have never done this and usually kill potted plants so any advice will really help me. thanks
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Is it ok to plant spring flowers right now?.I live in the Foothills of California (near Stockton)?
Saturday, March 15th, 2008
I am thinking of putting planter boxes in my greenhouse. Can I put planter boxes in for tomatoes?
Tuesday, March 11th, 2008Becky V asked:
Should the planter boxes have a bottom or if the bottom of the greenhouse is layered with rock should I just put soil over the top of the rock? Thanks.
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Should the planter boxes have a bottom or if the bottom of the greenhouse is layered with rock should I just put soil over the top of the rock? Thanks.
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What are the best flowers to plant in Arizona?
Tuesday, October 23rd, 2007
JMMFL asked:
Also, do I use soil or just plant them in the dirt from the ground?
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Also, do I use soil or just plant them in the dirt from the ground?
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