Create beds 15 to 18 inches deep and fill them with a half-and-half mixture of finely milled bark and coarse sphagnum peat moss (be sure to mix the two thoroughly with water before serving the beds). Irrigating with alkaline water will slowly raise the pH level. To keep it in the ...
Most houseplants grown for their flowers need to be within three feet of a bright window (examples: African violets, gardenias, orchids). All plants require a period of darkness; it’s when they do most of their growing! Light exposure should not exceed 16 hours. Rotate plants once in a ...
Raise Gardenias in Pots Gardenia (Gardenia jasminoides), also known as Cape Jasmine, is a very fragrant shrub plant with pure white flowers and shiny green close-growing foliage. Gardenias have a reputation as a tricky plant to grow successfull... ...
Create beds 15 to 18 inches deep and fill them with a half-and-half mixture of finely milled bark and coarse sphagnum peat moss (be sure to mix the two thoroughly with water before serving the beds). Irrigating with alkaline water will slowly raise the pH level. To keep it in the ...
Create beds 15 to 18 inches deep and fill them with a half-and-half mixture of finely milled bark and coarse sphagnum peat moss (be sure to mix the two thoroughly with water before serving the beds). Irrigating with alkaline water will slowly raise the pH level. To keep it in the ...