Planters Resources
Welcome gardening enthusiasts! You've found a good place from which to start your quest for gardening knowledge. Marianne Binetti, our resident gardening expert, has already answered more than 1,000 interesting questions. She'll be happy to answer one of yours. The Video Gallery has a couple of dozen great instructional video podcasts from professional gardeners Pam Bennett and Jennifer Bartley. We are also pleased to provide more than 100 print articles from Horticulture and Fine Gardening magazines. Want to understand the science of plant nutrition? We've got that, too. Best of all, perhaps, there are 150+ columns from our expert garden bloggers, who in season write every week about vegetables, herbs, roses and perennials. There's even a blog about controlling garden pests like creepy crawlers, bunnies and deer. So, if you're looking for gardening knowledge at your finger tips, you've come to the right place.
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Planting Bulbs Create the perfect design for your garden with proper...
Including:
- The Return of Dogwoods
- Choosing the Perfect Apple Tree
- Tinker with Tomatoes
- Planting a Climbing Rose
- Trees in Top Form
and many more...
This Month:
- How to Prune Hydrangeas
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- 10 Tips on Dividing Perennial Plants
- Six Tips for Effective Weed Control
- Abundant Indoor Blooms
- Great Plants for Fall Cutting Garden
and many more...
To find what critter is eating your plants sprinkle a dusting of flour around the plants. Then check for foot prints by placing dark paper near the flour dust.
Weekly tips to step up your garden.
Over 125 articles to choose from.
With the HUGE snow/ice storm we lost a lot of limbs and tree tops. The tree tops are what concerns me. If the tree is young or old, do we cut down all that have a shattered main trunk? Will...
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