Mums do best in consistently moist, but not soggy, soil. Water the mums whenever the top inch of soil dries out. When watering, use enough irrigation to moisten the soil to a depth of4 to 6 inches. For mature mums that quickly soak up water, you may find yourself watering the flowers...
The end of summer is when mums really hit their stride. Learn the best way to grow mums, whether as annuals or perennials, and find out how to care for them.
How to grow plants in potsStephanie Choo
Keeping your flowers in a sunny spot will alsokeep petunias bloomingfor longer. 'Otherwise, the plants will develop smaller leaves and struggle to bloom,' notesNastya Vasylchyshyna, botany expert at Plantum. You can also grow petunias indoors in pots, where experts recommend choosing a well-...
Growing Spinach in Containers is the best way to enjoy a homegrown harvest in a limited spot like a windowsill, rooftop, patio, or balcony. This nutritious leafy green is not difficult if you have a place that receives direct sunlight and space to keep several pots!
Chapter 17 – What Approaches Should Be Used to Minimize Opioid Diversion and Abuse in Palliative Care? A great deal of fear exists in the world of pain management on the part of both healthcare professionals and some patients where issues of abuse, misuse, and addiction are concerned. While...
as chrysanthemums, start to dot store shelves at the very beginning of the fall. Most mums you purchase are considered to be hardy mums. That means that you can actually save or plant them in the ground for overwintering.See: “How To Save Mums – Keeping Your Mums Alive Over Winter!”...
Remember though, that when you are growing plants in pots or planters, that those plants are much more dependent on you to provide their necessities in life. They are in a limited amount of soil, with their roots restricted, and exposed to the elements far more than if they were field gr...
If you keep the tree in a pot indoors, you’ll likely want to choose a dwarf size apple tree. The seed you plant might not be the same tree you receive, as apple trees are self-sterile and require another seed or plant to bear fruit....