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These flowers will survive winter and return the next summer. If you plant perennials, you will not have to replant them next year, unless...

For best results, choose at least a five-foot-tall tree. Select a site with enough room for roots and branches to reach full size, and...

These plants last one season and die...

If the soil is well prepared, you can plant a flat of 36 flowers in about 30...

First, dig a hole a little larger than the plant's rootball. Put your hand over the rootball and turn the container over. Now, you can...

Groups of bulbs make a much nicer show. To create greater color impact in the garden, plant clusters of same-color flowers together in...

Planting times vary, but as a general rule, earlier in the fall is better than later. Bulbs need to establish strong root systems, before...

Compost converts waste material into a fertilizer. Bins should be almost 30 cubic feet to ensure it retains enough heat to spur...

Some people recommend that you use a wrap to help prevent damage from a...

A landscape fabric lets water through while preventing weeds from growing. While plastic will stop weeds, it does not allow moisture penetration....

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