Gladiolus Growing Tips From Old Garden Notes
Gladiolus is among the easiest to grow. Plant 6 to 12 weeks before flowering, set large corms 6 inches deep in sandy soil or 4 inches in clay, keep soil loose and well drained, apply plant food after reaching 6 inches height, retain leaves to feed next year's bulbs, and harvest when flower spikes show color.
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Azak Battles Crabgrass In Early Spring Lawn Care
A guide on using Azak to control crabgrass emphasizes preemptive treatment before germination. The chemical claims to prevent reseeding, reduce re treatments, and be odorless and low toxicity. Proper timing, dosage, and label adherence are advised to avoid damaging desirable grass.
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