Easy to set up Hobby Greenhouses
May 12, 2009
Having a greenhouse at home is an increasingly common way to nurture plants and to protect them from harsh weather. In many climates, it’s a necessary part of the year’s gardening in order to have a lush garden of flowers. In just about any climate, there are a number of reasons why having your own, small greenhouse is a practical way to give your gardening projects a boost.
In some climates, having a garden is made difficult by late frosts and early snows. Starting a few seedlings indoors can make it easier to get a spring garden started when it gets warm enough outdoors, but it can prove difficult to start a whole garden that way. A greenhouse can supply seedlings with all the sunlight they need while protecting them from the cold weather. With some simple shelving or bakers racks, even a very small greenhouse can be used to start hundreds of seedlings to fill a flower garden. They can then be transplanted outdoors when the conditions are right. Read more
How to Deadhead Your Garden Flowers
April 22, 2009
If you have planted early flowers this spring, you may soon need to deadhead them to ensure the best growth of your plants throughout their growing season. For many flowers, deadheading helps the plant to produce more flowers. In many cases, it allows the flowers that are blooming to get more light than if they had dead flowers blocking their sunlight. Read more
How to Plant and Grow Purple Coneflower Seeds
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, making it a great flower for gardeners who live in dry areas or who don’t have a lot of time for watering their gardens. They will tolerate partial shade as well as full sun. The purple coneflower produces large flowers that have an interesting arrangement of purple petals that point toward the ground. In the center of the flower is a large reddish cone that grows into the large, colorful focal point of the flower. Read more
Drying Your Roses
February 21, 2009
Once you have grown your own beautiful roses, you may not want them gone when the season is over. You may wish to see your beautiful roses again and again throughout the winter. You might also use your roses during a special occasion that you want to remember forever. Read more
How to Garden Articles for Beginner Flower Gardening
February 10, 2009
Below are the links to the articles I have written on Hub Pages about How to Garden Articles for Beginner Flower Gardening.
How to Attract Butterflies to Your Wildlife Garden
How to Get Free or Inexpensive Seeds
How to Plan To Plant Your New Hedge
How To Get Your Flower Cutting Garden Up and Running
Beginners Guide on How to Build and Maintain a Flower Garden
Weed Control In Your Flower Garden
Conserving Water In Your Flower Garden
Protect Your Plants From Winter Frost
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How to Plant and Grow Zinnia Seeds
January 26, 2009
A few people have asked how to plant and grow zinnia seeds. If you have any questions about how to do anything to do with gardening let me know and I will write a post on it.
To plant the zinnia seeds you should find a nice open spot with mostly sun. A little shade in the afternoon won’t hurt. You need average soil to plant the zinnias. The better the soil the bigger they will grow. Read more
Preventing Common Rose Diseases
January 19, 2009
Like many garden plants, roses can become infected with plant diseases. These come in several different varieties, and some types of roses are more susceptible than others. Preventing rose diseases is easier than trying to treat them later, so prevention is an important part of the care of roses. Read more





