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Damping Off Disease Damping off can wipe out your seedlings overnight. Read about this awful disease and stop your plants from dying before they even get started. damping off • fungus • disease • rot
From Seedling To Mature Transplant Proper transplanting techniques and hardening off will assure healthy sturdy plants to set outside next spring. transplanting • light requirements • watering • damping off disease • hardening off
Lewisias: Rock Garden Challenges Lewisias have rigid requirements for water, drainage, light, and space. With these satisfied, they live and blossom happily for years in an alpine environment. lewisias • rock garden • alpine • damping off • fungal diseases
Where Do Gardeners Go in Winter? How to survive when your garden is frozen or covered with snow but you still have that "gardening urge". Projects, ideas and a few last minute gift suggestions for spouses trying to deal with garden-deprived mates. garden • propagation mats • damping off • cold frame • seed starting
Garden seed starting. Seeds that do not sprout after sowing , perhaps they start to appear and then die, the problem could be what is called damping-off disease. This is caused by a fungus . fungus • damping-off disease • seeds • seedlings • plants
Diseases Found on Cabbage Plants Rotting stems, withering plants and yellow foliage are all signs of disease or nutrient deficiency in cabbage and other plants. cabbage diseases • disease symptoms in brassicas • fungal disease on vegetables • bacterial wilt • yellow plant leaves
Top 40 Garden Terms Understanding what all those how-to books are talking about makes gardening easier for the novice. Below, often heard garden terms are explained for the new gardener. gardening terms • understanding garden words • damping off • open-pollinated • soil ph
Tuberous Begonias from Seed Growing tuberous begonias from seed tuberous • begonias • seed • starting
Blight Disease Blight can affect most vegetables, some fruits, and other crops. This article tells you a little about the disease a some method of controlling it. blight • southern blight • disease
Quality Growing Media The growing of quality plants depend on a number of factors of which the selection of the growing media, potting and watering techniques are absolute key to success. Compared to soil, soil-less growing media excel in the amount of air it makes available to the roots which makes it ideal for indoor seed starting. In this 3 article series we will look at requirements to a quality growing media, how to pot to ensure maximum water and air available, and finally how to water the plants. growing • media • medium • quality • bedding
Quality Watering Techniques Selection of a quality growing media and good potting techniques are the backbone in the production of quality bedding plants. What may not be so obvious, however, is that the why a growing media is watered can have profound influences on the final result. That plants need water to survive may not be a big surprise, but how to water, and how to avoid overwatering are techniques which must be learned. If you are not familiar with physical properties of water, such as cohesion, adhersion, and capillary action then this article is for you. watering • techniques • cohesion • adhesion • capillary
Starting with Seeds, part 1 Starting seeds indoors yourself is a very exiting proposition and everyone can do it. Contrary to common belief it is not hard at all and you do not need any special equipment, other than what you can buy at a local garden center and a home improvement store. In the long run it will be cheaper to grow your own flowers or vegetables, and you can even try cultivars which are not readily available at garden centers. But this is really not the reason why I recommend that you try seed starting. Starting plants from seed is a fantastic experience nobody should be without, it is inexpensive and easy to try, and you will become a much better gardener from growing your own transplants first. It is the best plant learning experience you will have. January is an excellent time to buy the few items you do need. So visit your garden center and home improvement store now but make sure you read this article first. This is part 1 of “Starting with Seeds” where we will discuss what equipment is important. Next installment will detail the setup, planting and growing. seed • starting • equipment • propagation • garden
Starting with Seeds, part 2 Starting with seeds, part2 looks at the many aspects of seed growing, from planting the seeds, temperature and water requirements, positioning of the fluorescent lights to transplanting and hardening off outdoors. None of these factors are difficult to learn, but to succeed you need to know what to expect. If you are unfamiliar with terms such as "watering from below", "bottom heat", and "cotyledons" then this article is for you. You will also find useful information such as how seedlings germinate by color, a link to a great seed raising guide, and an indept explanation of how to succesfully water seedlings. Learn about selecting seeds, timing, sowing, transplanting, growing on, and hardening off. seeds • starting • part2 • buying • germination
Grow Organic Celery in the Home Vegetable Garden Organic gardeners who think celery is difficult to grow in the natural vegetable garden can grow healthy plants by following a few rules. grow celery • organic celery • celery seed • celery plants • celery diseases
Growing Healthy Cruciferous Vegetables Understanding the diversity within the cruciferous family will help to avoid the most common mistakes in growing these vegetables. They share common diseases and pests. cruciferous varieties • disease control in cruciferous gardens • pest control in cruciferous gardens • diseases that affect cruciferous vegetables • insects that attack cruciferous vegetables
Milk in the Garden? Milk does a garden good? You bet! Read this article to see why. milk • antifungal • anti-fungal • fungus • disease
Agastache Agastache is a genus of mostly aromatic plants with small flowers in spikes. agastache • aromatic plants • herb gardens • flower borders • anise
Rots Rots can be pretty gross when you notice you have one. Read this article to learn about the types of rots and what you can do to stop them. rots • rot • wood rot • stem rot • root rot
Soil Solarization for Nematode Management Prepare soil using the intense heat from the sun to "cook" garden pests and diseases to death. It is an effective, organic alternative to pesticides and fungicides. soil solarization • nematode management • super heat soil • control soil borne diseases • prepare soil
Tea Tree Tea tree is an Australian tree, the use of which has been traced to Aboriginal culture where it has been used for centuries. herbal medicine • herbalist • tea tree oil
Tips for Growing Roses from Cuttings If you already grow your roses from stem cuttings these tips will help increase the amount of successful cuttings you have as well as speed up the time it takes. how to grow roses from stem cuttings • tips for growing roses • tips for growing roses from stem cuttings • how to grow roses from cuttings • tips for growing roses from cuttings
Buy or Make Organic Potting Soil Organic gardeners can't use heavy garden soil for container gardening. Use potting soils or soilless potting mixes for seed starting, propagating, and container planting. organic potting soil • organic soil • potting soil mix • buy potting soil • potting mix
First Aid For Houseplants Like people, houseplants can contract diseases. Some are caused by bacteria, others by viruses or fungi. Here's how to nurse them back to health! houseplant diseases • root rot • leaf spot • mold • fungus
Fungi, the Final Installment Although researchers suspect some Pythium may actually be beneficial, an infestation of this soil-borne fungus in a collection can cause Havoc! Winding up this topic, charcoal spot on Opuntia is briefly discussed, and Erwinia bacterium are also examined. pythium • pythium • cacti • cacti • cactus
Fungi, Part II In Part II, we look at the Fungi's Botrytis cinerea(botrytis blight or gray mould), Colletotrichum spp., Dichotomophthora indica, and Drechlslera cactivora. fungi • cacti • cactus • succulent plants • plant diseases
Fungi, Part IV In Part IV we look at Phymatotrichum omnivorum (cotton root rot) and Phytophthora spp. (cinnamon fungus). fungi • cactus • cacti • succulent plants • plant diseases
Get Your Garden Started Right: Three Invaluable References park's success with herbs • park's success with seeds • park's success with bulbs • gardening • book reviews
How to Grow Plants from Seed It's just the right time to begin planning next year's garden. Growing from seed gives you a much wider selection. You'll save a fortune and have a wonderful time. growing plants from seed • preparing a seedbed • buying and planting seeds • caring for seedlings • planting seedlings outdoors
Let 'Em Sprout: Starting Seeds Starting Seeds Indoors starting seeds indoors for spring planting. you do • but can make use of household containers • yogurt cups • jiffy pots and more.
Organic Edible Gardening With Kids Even the most reluctant child may eat his broccoli when he commands the organic growing process from soil to table. vegetable gardening with kids • organic gardening • seed starting • pizza garden • children’s garden
Organic Pest Controls There are many organic methods gardeners can use to control unwanted insects, fungal infections and weeds. organic pest controls • unwanted garden guests • bacillis thuringiensis • bt • bacillis subtilis
Seed Starting, Made Easy A quick introduction to seed starting. This article will give beginners a start on the very rewarding experience of starting plants from seed. To be followed with a more in depth discussion of problems and solutions when starting from seed. seed starting • seedling • plants from seeds • nursery plants • vegetable gardening
Why Mulch the Vegetable Garden Mulch is a layer of material spread on top of the soil to conserve soil moisture and discourage the growth of weeds. vegetable garden • mulching vegetables • using mulch • mulch and compost • caring for soil
Make Basic Potting Soil for Indoor Gardening Using these five soil recipes, potting mediums can be easily mixed at home for both container gardens and houseplants. potting soil • potting medium • indoor gardening • container plants • peat moss alternatives
Organic Gardening Shortcuts Implement one of 26 A to Z organic gardening tips to increase yields, fight garden pests and diseases, and beautify your landscape. organic gardening • garden tips • garden ideas • natural gardening • free mulch
The Basics of Seed-Starting Understanding the needs of seeds leads to greater success in the garden. seed starting • seed sowing • starting seedlings indoors • tips for seedlings • seedling requirements
Vegetable Seedling Success Following these basic steps for getting an early start of plants for the spring vegetable garden is easy and rewarding. vegetable seedling success • indoor seed starting • sterilizing soil • planting seeds • seed germination temperatures
Himalayan Blue Poppies Many people have heard of blue poppies, a few will have seen them, even fewer will have grown them. meconopsis • himalayan blue poppy • betonicifolia • cambrica • seed
How to Treat Plant Disease and Damage Like people, houseplants can get sick or injured. Sometimes it's a fungus, a cold draft, or a curious pet. Here's how to nurse them back to health! houseplants • houseplant disease • heat damage on houseplant • pets and houseplants • fungal diseases
Sorting Out the Fall Chores When your schedule gets tight there are ways to cut your fall chore list down to size. planting • transplanting • pruning • prune • spring flowering bulb
Sweet Melissa What did the Prince of Glamorgan, King Charles V and the 17th century Carmelite nuns share in common? The spirit of melissa of course. lemon balm • balm • melissa • spirit of melissa
The Fungus Among Us
Ways of dealing with weather-related fungus problems in the garden fungal disease • powdery mildew • black spot • pythium • phytophthora
Fall Remembered Natures extravaganza, the display of Fall color. fall color • indian summer • brugmansia • adirondack mountains • datura
Help! My orchid needs to be repotted, what should I use? Unlike house plants that you just plant in dirt, you have many types of medium to choose from to plant your orchid in. Like wood bark and moss. orchids • orchid • orchid lady • bark • moss
Indoor Seeding - beginner style! How to start seeds, the benefits of starting early, and lots of links to more seed information and lovely seed companies on the web. growing from seed • seed • starting seeds • indoors • greenhouse
Natural Gardening Autumn is a time to wind down both for the garden and the gardener. It also the time for renewal and rethinking how best to achieve a better garden, nature's way. gardening • gardens • autumn • organic • pest control |
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