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Gardening Tips (September 07, 2019)

We have a lovely pond photo ands very helpful ideas that are helpful at this time of the gardening season. It is not too late to share your tips and photos here.

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Barbara

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Get More From Your Brassicas

By ShirleyE

cooking tiny cauliflowersWhen harvesting your brassicas, leave the root in the ground with a few leaves still attached. In a few weeks time you will find you have tiny cabbages sprouting out from the stump which can be used as spring greens in late summer! Also baby cauliflowers and broccoli sprouts.

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Fairy Garden (Okalasca, WI)

By deenagoodale

A beautiful garden in Okalasca, Wisconsin.While staying at a countryside farm bed and breakfast, this was our view. There was a fairy cottage on the property near this lily pond, so I like to call it a fairy garden. So beautiful and peaceful and green. At night we could hear a lot of chirping coming from the pond.

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Deadhead Roses for Better Blooms

By Judy

Deadhead Roses for Better Blooms - pink rose and withered bloomYou should discard, or deadhead, spent blooms on roses so the plant doesn't expend any more energy on them. When you deadhead, the plant will use its energy to make more blooms, and larger blooms.

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Repot Herbs to Bring Inside

By Donna

herbs in planter with cute birdhouse decorationsI always pot some of my herbs to bring in during the cold weather, then you have fresh herbs all year long!

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Teacup Planters

An ivy plant in a china teacup with saucer.This simple project is a wonderful way to use the china teacups gathering dust on your shelves. Filled with soil and ivy they make dainty and long-lived planters.

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