Latest articles by Susan Patterson
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What Direction For Planting Bulbs - How To Tell Which Way Is Up On A Flower Bulb
While it may seem simple and straightforward to some people, which way to plant bulbs can be a bit confusing to others. It's not always that easy in how to tell which way is up, so read here to learn more.
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Tomato Curly Top Virus: Tips For Treating Curly Top Virus
Curly top on plants can devastate your garden crops. Prevention is the only effective means of treating curly top virus. What is curly top virus you ask? Read this article for more information about curly top virus symptoms.
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What Is Exotic Manure: Where To Get Zoo Manure For Garden Use
Gardeners have known the value that well-composted animal manure adds to the soil and health of plants. But what about exotic manure? Read this article to learn about using zoo manure compost.
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Pigeon Pest Control: How To Stop Pigeons On My Balcony
Pigeons are fun, for a while, at least until they become regular visitors to your balcony. The following article has information on how to control pigeons before they become pests.
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Bark Lice Webbing - Information About Bark Lice In Trees
You've probably noticed bark lice webbing at one time or another in your trees. While unsightly, this often leads homeowners asking "Do bark lice insects damage trees?" To find out, read this article.
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Fishtail Palm Care: Tips For Growing Fishtail Palm Trees Indoors
Fishtail palms get their name from the close resemblance of their foliage to a fish's tail. Fishtail palm houseplants are a beautiful and interesting additions to the home. Get more info in this article.
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Dish Garden Plants: Tips For Designing A Dish Garden
Plants in a dish garden are an excellent way to bring nature inside. In any shallow, open container, a thriving and eye-pleasing ecosystem can be created. This article will help get you started.
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Compost Enhancing Bacteria: Information On Beneficial Bacteria Found In Garden Compost
Most bacteria found in compost are responsible for breaking down organic matter. As such they are considered beneficial and necessary for healthy compost. Read this article to learn more.
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Lizard's Tail Care - Learn About Growing Lizard's Tail Plants
If you're in need of a good, easy-care plant that enjoys plenty of moisture, then growing lizard's tail swamp lily may be just what you desire. Keep reading this article for lizard's tail information and care.
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Row Covers For Garden Plants - How To Use Floating Row Covers In The Garden
Using row covers for garden plants is a great way to protect your prized plants from damaging cold or pests. Some of the best row covers include the floating garden row covers. Learn more about them here.
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Wireworm Control: How To Get Rid Of Wireworm Pests
Wireworms can be very destructive and difficult to control. While not as common in the home garden, learning more their control is your best line of defense. Get more information in this article.
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Types Of Cachepots: How To Use A Cachepot For Plants
For houseplant enthusiasts, using double pots for plants is an ideal solution to cover up unsightly containers without the hassle of having to repot. Learn more about cachepots in this article.
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Plant Swap Info: How To Participate In Community Plant Swaps
Garden enthusiasts love to get together with each other to talk about the splendor of the garden. This article includes info on plant swap info and how to participate in community plants swaps in your area.
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What Is Tobacco Mosaic Virus: How To Treat Tobacco Mosaic Disease
If you've noticed an outbreak of leaf mottling along with blistering or leaf curl in the garden, then you may have plants affected by TMV. Read here to find out how to treat tobacco mosaic virus once it's found.
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Creeping Zinnia Ground Cover: Growing Creeping Zinnia Plants
Gardeners delight in easy to care for and beautiful ground covers that they can just plug in and let go. Creeping zinnia is one of these garden favorites. Find out more about the plant in this article.
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The Kid's Guide To Gardens: How To Create A Whimsical Children's Garden
Instilling a love of gardening and a sense of stewardship requires not only an educational garden but also an alluring, inviting and entertaining one. Learn about designing gardens with kids in this article.
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Controlling Joe-Pye Weeds: How To Remove Joe-Pye Weed
While many people enjoy this attractive looking plant, some gardeners would prefer to remove Joe-pye weed. If you are one of them, this article has tips for getting rid of joe-pye weed in your garden.
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Bitter Tasting Celery Stalks: How To Keep Celery From Tasting Bitter
Sometimes you may find that your garden grown crop has some very bitter tasting celery stalks. If you wonder, "Why does my celery taste bitter?", read here to learn more about the reasons for pungent celery.
