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Gardening News

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  • Cooperative Extension offers tips for spring lawn care -

    " Every spring, many homeowners ask themselves, "Should I use fertilizer on my lawn, and if so, how much?" and "What is the right way to control crabgrass?" Virginia Cooperative Extension has research-based answers to questions about spring lawn care.

  • Any tips for vegetable gardening? -

    Looking for random conversation, some good laughs and the occasional bargain? Here's your group.

  • Ready to get into the garden? Here's how to start -

    The spring-like weather over the last few days has been a welcome change for folks who are sick of snow and eager to get into the garden, said Wanda Stiffler, greenhouse manager at Stauffers of Kissel Hill East York in Hellam Township.

  • Hob Green Hotel's new garden -

    ONE of the most distinguished country hotels in the district is redesigning its gardens a ' and is inviting the public to get in on the act.

  • About 8,000 People Stop To Smell Stinky Plant In Missouri -

    Tuesday, March 9, 2010 About 8,000 people took the time to stop and smell a plant that bloomed at a garden center in Springfield, even though the plant stinks.

  • Irreverent gardening philosophies shared at March Garden Day in GH on Saturday -

    Special to the Tribune When it comes to gardening, Felder Rushing likes to get down and dirty.

  • Practice gardening upkeep on your houseplants: Tips for indoor plant survival -

    As we march toward spring, attention turns to outdoor gardening, even though the weather holds us back.

  • Washington weddings begin for same-sex couples -

    It's a day of wedding bells for some gay couples in Washington.Tuesday is the first day same-sex couples can pick up marriage licenses and tie the knot in the city.

  • March gardening tasks -

    Azaleas should be pruned for uneven growth after they finish blooming in March. Beware the ides of March is as good a piece of advice for the gardener as it was for Julius Caesar because of the attack of late-season frosts, which are particularly dangerous when plants are beginning to leaf out with new growth.

  • Garden Q&A: Pesky oxalis is very hard to kill -

    Ask a Duval County master gardener your gardening questions from 9 to 11 a.m. Tuesdays by calling 359-4199 or 472-6397 and asking for extension 4199.

  • Tuscany Without the Crowds -

    IT was a cold, foggy morning in Tuscany , and La Foce, a 15th-century villa that sits on 2,000 acres of rolling fields overlooking the storied Montepulciano vineyards, was eerily quiet.

  • Check it out: Garden book blurbs from the Brown County Library -

    "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Vegetable Gardening'' by Daria Price Bowman and Carl A. Price Everybody's eager to jump on the veggie gardening bandwagon these days, but let's be honest, not everybody knows what they're doing.

  • Grass fire leads to dog ring, pot garden, body -

    ROMANCE - White County authorities say a man apparently killed himself after firefighters battling a grass blaze stumbled across an illegal dog-fighting ring and investigators found an indoor marijuana-growing operation on property where he lived.

  • The brooding English countryside of the Bronte sisters -

    The gloomy countryside of North Yorkshire, England permeated the books of the Bronte sisters.

  • The Rijksmuseum Shows Some of Its Best Tulip Prints and Drawings -

    The Rijksmuseum is exhibiting its most beautiful prints and drawings of tulips from the 17th and 18th centuries.

  • Brooklyn Botanic Gardens Presents a New Body of Work by Emile Clark -

    A series of lush, fluid watercolor and graphite amalgamations of flora and fauna are at the heart of My Garden Pets, a major new installation by New York-based artist Emilie Clark at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden .

  • Gardeners air questions in front of radio experts -

    SLUG pellets and spots on potatoes were among the topics being tackled by experts when the BBC visited Edenfield .

  • 'Yard Crashers' garden make-over show hits Tampa -

    Tampa - Roughly 200 people turned up at the Lowe's store on South Dale Mabry Highway this morning, hoping to be featured on an episode of DIY's "Yard Crashers." More than 100 people were waiting at the store at 7:30 a.m. -- 30 minutes before the doors opened.

  • Escape from winter at a garden show -

    New York -- Flowers from around the world will be on display in Philadelphia, orchids in the Bronx will help conjure up Cuba, and the streetscapes of Paris have been reimagined at a garden in St.

  • Got the fever? Gardeners know early signs of spring -

    Spring begins two weeks from today, but you know you've already got the early onset of gardening fever if ... You watched this week's "The Bachelor'' and found yourself more interested in the gorgeous tropical plants in the St.

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