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@ 02/08/07 22:07
the basics most hellebore species are evergreen, growing in clumps with leathery, dark green leaves and single flowers that are cup- or bell-shaped. most commonly available are helleborus niger, known as the christmas rose, and hybrids of helleborus | |
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@ 02/08/07 22:07
winter gardens. the winter garden is a dramatic display of impermanence. last yearâ??s garden is history. and thank goodness for that. what a mess it was, anyway. we remark that change is ok, even desirable. imagine if the roses never stopped blooming? | www.gardenguides.com
@ 02/08/07 10:56
sunflower garden. you can guide them in choosing the seeds. these are just a few of the options you will have. : this variety has a full, almost fuzzy look and grows only 18 inches tall. you can plant this type in patio boxes or large pots. if you are in | www.philly.com
@ 12/15/06 17:12
when nine casinos sprang up in atlantic city after new jersey legalized gambling there in 1977, some experts said the seaside resort had overbuilt as the gaming halls struggled to fill up. he bet that there was room for one more major player who could | www.courant.com
@ 12/02/06 19:44
african violets, clivias or cacti as gifts - especially not orchids - unless your friend has explicitly expressed a strong interest. by strong interest i don't mean, gee, that orchid is really neat. admiring orchids and growing them are worlds apart. | www.projo.com
@ 12/23/06 04:59
peat moss ă˘â‚¬â€ť a kind of humus low in nutrients ă˘â‚¬â€ť into the soil. no need to mix that peat deep into the soil because most cranberry roots delve only 6 inches deep. further acidify the soil, if necessary, by spreading sulfur. cranberries are | www.post-gazette.com
@ 12/03/06 01:47
if an acorn falls in a forest, does it make a sound? who cares? when it falls in the urban forest, however, it can drive you nuts. ask karen stewart, who has spent the fall crushing acorns with her car, slipping on them on her patio and generally | |
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@ 02/08/07 10:56
late winter and early spring is a great time to start seedlings and get the gardening season underway. growing your own seedlings from seed is highly rewarding and can open doors to even more species that are not often found in garden centers. however, | www.commercialappeal.com
@ 02/08/07 10:56
prune broadleaf evergreens (including boxwoods, nandina and hollies), conifers, deciduous trees, barberries and summer-flowering deciduous shrubs that bloom on new wood, crape myrtles, vitex and buddleia. later this month, you can prune your camellias, | www.chicagotribune.com
@ 02/08/07 22:07
the plan was for peppers, not pollution. but when yamira a. and her family began a garden in their back yard, the dirt was laced with lead. the soil didn't work with the plants, says yamira, 10, of chicago. we had to put in a raised bed. yamira's family |
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