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Ann’s Organic Garden: Just say nay to horse manure for mulch

Every winter I feel the same frustration. The earth smells fresh and sweet, but it is seriously cold out there. The ground is too wet to work, and aggressive weeding

Prepping for gardening success

It's the time of year when many gardeners are itching to dig into the earth. While it's still a little too early to set the seedlings in the soil, it's

Community takes root in garden

Vicki Grant lives in a townhouse with a very small backyard. The Pleasanton resident barely has enough dirt to plant flowers, let alone a vegetable garden. When Grant learned about the

Garden Flower Soil Requirement

To support your graden flower grow well, you need to compose the right soil. The beauty of flowering plants needs little exaggeration of any description. Every gardener seeks the beauty

Orders for get-well gifts for Barbaro swamp Chesco florists.

A typically slow time of year has been anything but for florists in Kennett Square, as the latest chapter in the medical odyssey of Kentucky Derby champion Barbaro plays out. There

Like to garden? Join the club

Want to become a better gardener? Joining a garden group can help you network with experienced and knowledgeable people who can lend a hand or a kind word, or share seeds,

Peonies: LANDSCAPE USE

Peonies are used as specimens in borders and herbaceous hedges and are excellent cut flowers. Herbaceous peonies need at least six hours of full sun a day for good bloom. Afternoon

Iris: LANDSCAPE USE

Most iris, especially bearded iris, will grow best with full sun for at least 6 to 8 hours a day. In very hot areas though, some shade in the afternoon