So . . . whose lawn is getting dug up? Yours? Or your neighbors? This is an ad. Keep on making those baby plants! That’s what I tell the Backyard Growers and boy do they ever! http://freeplants.com/wanted.htm It’s that time of the year when you should take a tour of your yard. Pay close attention… Click here to read more…
Mantis Tiller Video
I think I need therapy! and a new video for you. **********************Wanted!********************** You love to grow plants right? Right now is the ideal time to get set up so you can get paid for growing small plants at home. It’s a blast! http://freeplants.com/wanted.htm *************************************************** I think I need therapy because I just bought $2,921 worth… Click here to read more…
How To Divide Ornamental Grasses
Between real early spring and mid April is the ideal time to divide ornamental grasses, depending upon where you live. But the key is to get them divided before they start growing for the season. Just dig up the clump and cut, chop or saw the clump into small pieces. There really is no exact science… Click here to read more…
How To Divide Hostas
In this video I am going to show you how to divide hoastas. Division is exactly as it sounds. You just dig up the parent plant that you intend to reproduce and quite simply divide it into many plants.Of course the size of the parent plant will determine how many times you can divide it.If… Click here to read more…
How To Divide Daylilies
Daylilies should be divided at least every few years in order to keep them blooming well. After a while the roots become overgrown and hinder the plants’ ability to produce as many flowers. They should be divided in the late summer or fall, after they have finished blooming for the season. The typical method of… Click here to read more…
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Training Harry Lauder’s Walking Stick To Grow Properly
Training Japanese Maples To Grow Properly
How to Get Rid of Skunks
How to Get Rid of Skunks Skunks tend to live as close to a food source as possible, so be careful to not inadvertently provide food sources for them. Skunks eat insects, grubs, garbage, bird seed, fruit, vegetables and small mammals. In a residential area skunks usually make a home under a garden shed, in… Click here to read more…
Training and Pruning Japanese Maple Trees
Today’s Topic ******************This is for you****************** Working with plants is fun, easy and very rewarding. See how I use plants to build personal wealth. Details: http://freeplants.com/wanted.htm *************************************************** Training and Pruning Japanese Maple Trees! New video, hot out of the camera, we just shot this today! Lots of other information about Japanese Maples on this page… Click here to read more…
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