Using Search on FineGardening.com
Finding the right article or plant profile among the thousands available on our Web site can seem as daunting as a flower bed overrun by weeds. But with the right tools and techniques, the job is easy and yields great results. Here are some tips ... [... more]
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Water the area
This method produces quick, clean results and allows you to plant your garden immediately. But using a spade or fork to remove sod can result in a lot of sweat and sore muscles. If the sod is in good condition, you can use it elsewhere in your ... [... more]
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Perfect Edges
As an interior designer, I've always known the importance of well-defined lines. Inside the house or out, a clean, smooth line provides a finished look and a sense of clarity to an area. In my garden, a razor-sharp edge serves as a stage that ... [... more]
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Say Good-bye to Weed Worries
Over the years, as I've walked from my house to a nearby track to exercise, I've noticed small, gradual changes in the way my neighbors combat weeds. Slowly, they've shifted from herbicide applications to alternative weed control methods like ... [... more]
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Autumn Turf Tips
Foot traffic compacts the soil underneath turf and restricts the flow of water and nutrients to turf roots. The best way to open up compacted soil is to create entry points for air, water, and fertilizer with a core aerator. Similar in size to a ... [... more]
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Vinegar-Based and Citrus-Based Weed Killers
A few years ago, several people told me they were able to control their weeds by spraying them with inexpensive kitchen vinegar. I decided to try it and wound up wasting several gallons without seeing the slightest effect on the weeds in my ... [... more]
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Lawn Talk: Springtime blotchiness may be a symptom of ...
It's spring and your lawn furniture is all in place, just screaming for a backyard barbeque. While you're contemplating whether to serve chicken or steak, your plans come to a screeching halt when your neighbor leans over the fence and asks, ... [... more]
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