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The Secret To Healthy Plants? Let’s Ask My Grandfather. By : Steve Boulden Farmers and gardeners of a few decades ago knew a thing or two about healthier plants and soils. This is what I learned from one of them. The Great History of Roses By : Eric Cech Roses have a long and colorful history, being first cultivated over 5,000 years ago. Let's explore the wonderful past and present of the flower of love! Artificial Flowers and Artificial Plants Have Their Advantages By : Muzrak Maksidov Advantages of silk flowers and artificial plants. Starting With Cuttings By : S Dop Cuttings are the best way to keep to a high quality of plant strain in your garden as seeds are very hit and miss. But what is the best way to take cuttings? Read on... Tomatoes: Apples Of Love By : Gwen Stewart This article discusses tomatoes, how to grow, starting seeds indoors, companion planting, and uses in the kitchen. Indoor Gardening With Foliage Plants By : Gwen Stewart Creating the indoor garden year-round with foliage plants is the focus of this article. Practical steps for consideration when purchasing house plants are outlined. Zucchini: A Power House of Nutrition By : Gwen Stewart Zucchini, the best known of the summer squashes, is discussed in this article. How to grow, companion planting, and uses in the kitchen are explored. Companion Planting By : Gwen Stewart Companion planting is the practice of using ‘old-fashioned’ methods of gardening and farming. This article discussed this process as an important part of an integrated pest management system. February Plants are Going to Pot By : Doug Green Now is the time to put your plants to pot - a bigger pot that is. One that is one size larger in fact. Here's the details. Wilted Hangups By : Tammy Clayton Well-dressed porches everywhere wear colorful hanging baskets and fantastic mixed containers for summer. Even if the occupant’s budget only allows one 10” pot hanging pot there will be brilliant color somewhere on that porch. The well-dressed porch is a Planting Roses - Tips And Ideas To Ensure Beautiful Results By : Jennifer Houck Finding the best types of roses can be a confusing task when you consider the multitude of varieties that are available. Here are a few suggestions that will help you produce beautiful roses that are sure to be the envy of the neighborhood. Flowering Cherries By : Geoff Bryant A guide to one of spring's wonders - the flowering cherries. Growing Palms By : Geoff Bryant A guide to the selection, care and cultivation of some of the hardier palms. Rose Meanings Explained By : Bambi Coker Roses are the traditional gift given on Valentines Day, but they're well-received any time of year. The color and type of rose does carry a meaning, though. Easy to Grow Roses By : Hans Dekker Roses are wonderful in every garden. Here is some inside information on some fairly easy to grow members of this flower family... 10 Excellent Tips on Successfully Planting Your Trees and or Shrubs By : Paul Guzman Water - This is the biggest problem of all. You will need to water all trees and shrubs on a daily basis for at least the first 2-3 weeks after planting them.....Read more! Floral Arrangements By : Alison Cole Floral arrangements can be an impulsive bunch of field flowers or an elaborate, multi-textured presentation soaring up to the ceiling. Pit all of Nature's fresh flowers against mankind's ingenuity and nimble fingers. Arrive at arrangement ideas that challenge and delight the imagination. Red Rose History By : Damian Sofsian Evidence suggests that the red rose is nearly 35 million years old. The most commonly available roses belong to two broad categories: the Oriental species and their hybrids, and the European or Mediterranean species and their hybrids. It is possible to grow a red rose anywhere in the world, if the species to which it belongs is selected according to climatic conditions. Whack 'Em Back - Getting More Flowers by Pruning By : Doug Green Here's how to get more flowers by cutting back new growth. Nothing fancy but a good solid garden tip based on how plants really grow. Planting Hydrangeas For Late Season Color By : Tim Hallinan A common complaint among gardener is that late in the summer, before the fall foliage, there seems to be lull in garden color. There is, however, no shortage of shrubs which bloom in later in the season. Hydrangeas are An Introduction to Annuals By : Tim Hallinan Annuals provide gardeners with an inexpensive way to add variety and long lasting color to the landscape. Though they will bloom all season long, annuals sprout from seed, flower, set seed and die within one growing season and need. Perennial Garden Basics By : Tim Hallinan Perennials are any plants which live for more than two seasons and produce stems which die back to the ground each fall. They’re at the heart of most flower gardens and offer wide ranging benefits to the landscape gardener. Perennials are treasured for their ability to flower, spread and... Rugosa Roses - Fragrant, Tough and Handsome Shrub Roses By : Alan Summers Description of Rugosa Roses and the most disease resistant Rugosa of them all - a rose with single, pastel pink blooms on a neat compact plant - Fru Dagmar Hastrup. Harry Lauder's Walking Stick By : Alan Summers Description and planting and care instructions for Harry Lauder's Walking Stick - one of the most unique plants that we have seen. Spring Rose Care - The Easy Way By : Alan Summers Tips for easy spring rose care. Clematis Care By : Alan Summers Learn the proper way to care for Clematis. Azalea 'My Mary' By : Alan Summers Description and planting and care instructions for Azalea 'My Mary.' Choosing The Appropriate Tree For Your Garden By : Tim Hallinan Before planting new tree assess both your needs and the existing conditions of your site. Trees, like all garden plants, have specific light and soil requirements which can influence its health. Trees also have specific space requirements. Some trees spread wide and need a lot of space, such as the beech, while others, such as the birch, grow tall and narrow. Unlike other garden plants, however... Growing Tropical Plants in Non-Tropical Reqions - Tropical Plants By : nipahutgardens Tropical Paradise. We often see commercials of Tropical Vacations and dream of better days sitting under the sun with a drink in our hands. What is it about the tropics we so enduring? What lures us to these places? In colder climates during the winter months plants have acclimated to the climate. They can take freezing temperatures and months of snow and ice. However tropical plants are not capable of surviving these climates. But we still long for that Tropical fruit we buy in the store for outrageous prices. What if we could go over to a tropical tree, select a ripe fruit and eat it right then and there, while outside a blizzard is taking place? Our own tropical paradise, right inside out own home. Many tropical plants will grow with the right care and conditions in areas that normally would not permit them. These same plants that grow in abundance in Asia, South America, Africa, can grow right in your own living room, ready to pluck the ripe, sweet fruit grown specifical Congenial Conditions To The Healthy Growth of Plants Part II By : After so much advice as to the possibility of making conditions right for the growing of plants in the house, the inexperienced reader will naturally want to know what these conditions are. Congenial Conditions To The Healthy Growth of Plants Part III By : The proper condition of temperature is the most difficult thing to regulate and maintain in growing plants in the house. The Rose is a Rose and Was Always a Rose By : Dexter Bedd The practical uses, expressions, and emotions of the rose. The Varying Emotions of a Rose By : Dexter Bedd The rose holds a various amount of emotions and meanings. Read this article to learn a few. The Beauty of the Bonsai By : Louise Greene This article delves into the exotic and historic world of bonsai trees and their cultivation. The fascinating origin of this botanical art form has caught on world wide and its appeal is talked about in this forum. Even a Small Garden in your home can make a difference - Small Gardens By : Munish Bhardwaj Human beings have ever depended on the trees and plants around them to provide food, clothing, shelter, medicine and above all oxygen. Now, various researches are increasingly revealing that plants and flowers can also contribute to better physical, mental and emotional health. Flowers hold special place in our lives - Flowers By : Munish Bhardwaj FLOWERS are the most beautiful gifts of Nature and the joy of life. Toxic Plants For Your Furry Friend - Pets By : Lalinda De La Fuente The plants that adorn your home may be beautiful but some can be toxic for your pets. Venus Fly Traps - Secret Care Tips By : Frank Greensmith Venus Fly Traps are some of the most unique living things in all of creation, being one of a tiny number of plants that are carnivorous to supplement nutrient poor soils. It's this quirk that makes the Venus Fly Trap such a popular household plant. Of course, it also means that you can't treat one Lush without the Fuss! - Artificial Plants By : BloomingArtificial No one can dispute the beauty of a house filled with vibrant, colourful plants. However, the downside of upkeep and maintenance can often dampen the spirits of even the most enthusiastic plant lover. Stunningly realistic artificial plants could be the answer.

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