Here’s the easiest way to propagate plants ever! John Dromgoole shows how to take cuttings for his propagation box. You can also do this to root favorite tomatoes again this summer and to take cuttings next fall of cold-tender garden favorites.
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Living in the Northeast doesn’t mean you have to stop gardening in winter! Patti converts her enclosed porch into an indoor garden.
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Just because it’s Winter doesn’t mean you can’t keep gardening! Spring is just around the corner, and you can get a jump start on your garden by starting seeds indoors.
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I’ve decided to grow my own patio vegetable and fruit garden. My patio is not very large but with the right amount of planning I should be able to get a rather nice harvest. This video will be the first in a series of videos that will follow my progress as well as the progress of my plants
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EZ Garden Software is a vegetable garden planner for the home garden. Based on your climate zone, vegetable preferences, family size, and desired servings of vegetables, the garden planner generates a garden design and planting schedule that fits your family perfectly
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Hannah Rohn and Heather Sherwood show us how to make a garden container from Portland cement, peat moss, perlite and water.
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Patti the Garden Girl puts drainage holes into her galvanized steel containers.
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When plants are trimmed, the diseased parts are removed, and pruning roses involves doing just this, as well as maintaining the shape of the plant.
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Prune a lemon tree by cutting back random branches one-third each year after the tree is done producing fruit in the fall. Trim lemon tree branches at a angle with tips from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening.
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Prune a pear tree when it is young to give it a good shape. As the tree gets older, prune away dead branches that block sunlight and attract bugs.
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