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How To Rototill Your Flower Garden This Spring

by Jeff Dahlberg on April 28, 2009

Many gardeners start off their spring flower beds by tilling the soil. This is not necessary for all gardens, but there are times that tilling is necessary for successful gardening.

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How to Plant and Grow Purple Coneflower Seeds

by Jeff Dahlberg on April 21, 2009

A beautiful flower perfect for spring planting is the purple coneflower seeds. This flower is extremely hardy and is resistant to drought.

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Sowing and Growing my Favorite Flower - Blanketflower

by Jeff Dahlberg on April 9, 2009

Anyone who is looking for an unusual-looking flower that will attract attention from anyone who sees it should certainly consider the Blanketflower.

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New Gardening Videos web site.

by Jeff Dahlberg on April 1, 2009

I just finished our new video gardening web site. It can be found at http://www.bestgardeningvideo.com. It has thousands of gardening how to videos to choose from. Just click a catetory in the right hand column to view the videos you are interested in. It is a great learning tool for gardeners.

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Cold Climate Roses

by Jeff Dahlberg on February 24, 2009

Roses are a versatile type of flowering plant. They will thrive with the right care in almost any climate. There are a few varieties, however, that won’t grow well in exceptionally cold climates.

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Growing Organic Roses

by Jeff Dahlberg on January 14, 2009

Growing organic roses is catching on with gardeners looking for natural garden without the use of artificial chemicals. It is possible to grow organic roses with some special care to keep your supplies natural and safe for the environment. Organic roses are known as some of the most fragrant roses, and their colors are superb. It’s also believed that organic rose plants will live longer than other roses.

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Planting Potted Roses

by Jeff Dahlberg on December 29, 2008

If you have roses that have already been potted, planting them in the ground is a relatively simple task. The plant is already established in soil and is growing.

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Common Types of Roses

by Jeff Dahlberg on December 19, 2008

To choose the very best type for your needs, you will need to choose from among the basic rose plant categories. Each has its own needs for space and each will have its own level of fragrance and will have different color options available.

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