The Liberated Gardener Heavenly Blue Morning Glories
Frank J. Taylor shares his finish to a morning glory spectacle titled Heavenly Blues. He details choosing Heavenly Blue, fighting mixed varieties, planning planters, sun and shade timing, twining vines, daily bloom cycles, and a light feeding routine for vigorous growth.
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Frank J. Taylor
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Tree feeding boosts health and growth in yards
Arborists advise regular feeding for shade trees parallels lawn fertilization. Late summer and autumn applications help storage for spring growth, using drill-hole technique to place balanced nutrients around the root zone.
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Martin L. Davey Jr
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Garden News Start dahlias early in year
Start dahlias indoors in late March or early April for blooms in about four months. Keep seeds moist, press shallow, turn pots daily, and provide a sunny window. Transplant when frost danger passes, space 18 inches apart, enrich soil, and choose strains like Coltness, Border Jewels, and Early Bird for varied colors and heights.
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Growing Oriental Poppies From Seed Guides
The Oriental poppy thrives when started from seed and can be cheaper than buying roots. Sow in a cared seed bed, thin to avoid crowding, and transplant in late August after dormancy. Expect some colors to vary from named varieties and watch for May or June blooms the following year.
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