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PEAT AND ACID LOVING PLANTS:
A peat bed is a bed for acid-loving plants such as the ever-popular rhododendrons, which need moist, acidic soil to flourish. It contains a high proportion of peat and sand, and it rises inches above ground level.

NUTRIENT DEFICIENCIES IN PLANTS:
Fungal disease and insects are not the only causes of growth disturbances in plants. Much damage is done to plants by the absence of important nutrients in the soil.

PLANTING TREES IN THE HOME GARDEN:
Trees serve a variety of purposes in the yard, providing shade, color, privacy, fruit, windbreaks, and a natural setting. From tiny dwarfs to stately lawn trees, there are varieties to enhance home gardens of any size.

NATURALISTIC GARDENS:
What is meant by the term "naturalistic garden"? The naturalistic garden draws its inspiration from nature. A walk through the woods or a meadow, or alongside a river, will provide you with a wealth of ideas for design.

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This is a growing list of useful articles related to Gardening, Planting Guides, Protecting your garden from Pests or the Winter, Best Practices for a successful Flower garden, Organic Fertilizers, Hobbies related to Gardening, useful Gardening Tools & Accessories, Rock Gardens, Hedges, Growing Vegetables and Herbs, Decorative ideas & tips, Pergolas & Arbors, Plant diseases and other topics

HERBS FOR THE KITCHEN:
Wild herbs for use in salads, sauces, and soups add zest to greenhouse vegetables. In spring they are especially tender and grow plentifully everywhere.

BENEFITS OF MULCHING:
Mulching is the simplest and most natural way to protect your garden from dryness, weather extremes, bruising, pests, weeds, and erosion. Even better, a good mulch will add valuable nutrients to your soil as it protects.

DIVIDING PERENNIALS:
Division is the most common and easiest method of propagating many perennials. It's also a way of rejuvenating perennials that suffer from overcrowding. For these reasons, division is a technique worth learning.

PLANTING BULBS:
Fiery tulips saluting an April sky; a lavender crocus peeping through almost melted snow – few garden sights can equal the joys of bulbs in bloom. Best of all, bulbs can thrive in most climates with minimal care.

COLORFUL HEDGES:
Hedges have many uses, from bordering paths to creating a solid wall or barrier. Depending on the type of plants you choose, your hedge could provide you with a magnificent array of colorful blooms, leaves, and fruits, or a simple but elegant expanse of green.

HOW TO DRY & COLLECT GRASSES:
How often have you wanted to prolong the beauty of special flowers or grasses in your garden? It is a lot easier to do than you might think. Grasses provide a sense of equilibrium between beds of showy plants and in bouquets of flowers.

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WINTER PROTECTION FOR YOUR GARDEN:
Even during the quiet months of winter, when nature rests and prepares itself for new growth, there is little time for the serious gardener to sit back with folded hands. Fruit and vegetables need protection in order to get through cold, snow, and frost.

WEEDS IN THE LAWN:
Weeds may detract from the appearance of a lawn, but that’s the least of your problems. Weeds need the same moisture and nutrients that desirable grasses do. If weeds are flourishing, then your lawn is being deprived.

PLANNING A VEGETABLE GARDEN:
An attractive vegetable garden is a source of pride and can provide a bountiful supply of fresh, wholesome produce. However, a successful vegetable garden requires hard work and good planning.

A PERENNIAL GARDEN:
A well-planned perennial bed of flowers and blooms provides a lively interest throughout the year. Its never-ending succession of colors constantly changing the face and personality of the garden.

ROSES FROM CUTTINGS:
There are three ways to propagate roses: by planting seeds, by taking cuttings, and by budding. While rose cuttings need to establish their own root system, cuttings from some varieties flower as soon as the following summer.

ROSE PESTS:
No plant is safe from insect attacks. Spotting a few bugs on your roses does not indicate an infestation. The important concept of pest control is to control damage, not to necessarily eliminate all the bugs.

FUNGAL DISEASE OR FUNGUS (FUNGI) ON ROSES:
Fungi are the bane of every gardener. But they do not have to disrupt the tranquility of your garden. All you need is vigilance and a good knowledge of your opponent.

THE ROCK GARDEN:
The Japanese originated rock gardening over 1,000 years ago. They used the form, size, number, and placement of each stone to symbolize man’s world and man’s thoughts about his world. Today, the rock garden is an attractive alternative for those who prefer a setting with timeless appeal.

GROWING VEGETABLES IN YOUR GARDEN:
There is one issue on which both experts and non-experts agree: growing or raising vegetables is a worthwhile endeavor. The garden enthusiast’s greatest reward is fresh vegetables that go straight to the table.

POTTED ORNAMENTAL TREES OR SHRUBS:
Planting ornamental trees and shrubs in containers allows you to vary your landscape at will. It is a wonderful way to show off those in bloom, or provide a change of environment for dormant or sensitive plants.

POISONOUS PLANTS:
Many of our most popular garden plants have one serious drawback: they are either completely poisonous, or they bear poisonous berries. Poisonous plants are the cause of innumerable severe illnesses, even deaths, among adults and children, and are particularly vulnerable.

PLANTING AROUND AN ARBOR:
Many plants are well suited for gracing around an arbor and providing a curtain of delicate blooms and privacy. Some creep, some cling, others climb; some are annuals, others are perennials.

PERSISTENT WEEDS IN THE GARDEN:
Pulling weeds is a burdensome job that no one enjoys. However, it is as much a part of gardening as planting and harvesting. Persistent weeds are especially irksome as they compete with garden plants for space, light, and nutrients.

PERGOLAS and ARBORS:
Pergolas and arbors provide a cool, airy retreat, a place to enjoy a lovely view, or a gracious entryway for a building or a garden. Vines such as wisteria, grapes, and climbing roses add delightful color and fragrance to this traditional form of garden architecture.

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PLANTING IN CONTAINERS:
When space is at a premium, a container garden allows you to fashion a small environment ideal for special plants. It also creates visual focus and excitement for terrace, patio, or garden.

CONIFERS:
In general, conifers protect themselves against disease through tannins in their sap. But pollution and inadequate care will impair their natural resistance and make them susceptible to otherwise harmless infections.

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Antiques & Collectibles

The most complete
visual library of
Antiques & Collectibles marks
on the web