Peonies! One of the first blooms of summer and an easy care perennial and if cared for properly, a single peony plant will reward you with armfuls of blooms for 100 years! I picked the brain of experts at the garden center on how to plant peonies so they bloom like this! Types of ...
Be sure to cut the leaves down to the base when harvesting (within 1 to 2 inches of the soil). Harvest 3 to 4 times during the first year. In subsequent years, cut plants back monthly. The chive plant will flower in late spring or early summer. The flowers are edible and taste best...
Zinnias are annuals and will die with the first hard frost of fall. However, if you want them to reseed, let the last flowers of the season mature fully and scatter their seeds. Types Get a full-size flower on a compact plant with cultivars of theDreamland Series. Dwarf and compact, ...
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Growing pumpkins isn’t tricky and is a great everyday gardening activity. Learn how to plant pumpkin seeds ahead! But before you start planting pumpkin seeds, bear an eye that you’ll require plenty of space in your backyard for spacing across the seedlings. ...
If you have a gardening friend growingLiatris, ask to collect seeds from their mature plant or buy seeds from a reputable grower.Seeds are not viable for long after collection.If you have fresh seeds, try to use them within a year after gathering or purchasing them. Seeds are small, oblong...
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If you plant in late fall (4-6 weeks before the first frost), established plants cansurvive temperatures down to around 26° F. They can grow in USDA zones 2-10, however they can only grow through winter in zones 7 or warmer. Very cold temperatures damage greens, but roots tend to ho...
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If you are a beginner gardener or master gardener, and you are looking for the absolute easiest flower to grow and care for, Daffodils are the perfect choice! In Autumn, plant the bulb 6 inches deep into the ground, pointy side up. Cover with soil and apply water. That’s […] Mainte...