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The most common and most trailing choices are the perennial Vincas, both major and minor, also called periwinkle. In lieu of a soil test, I agree that you can use a balanced all purpose fertilizer such as Miracle Gro.

Most often, the middle numbers are the optimum growing zone or PH. Other questions may be moved to one of our other forums so your fellow members can help you. I like to take several cuttings and just keep them in water.

If there is an iron problem, iron sulfate can be added. The Australian Forum is a fun area and many folks from south of the Equator gather there to discuss their unique growing conditions.

Occasionally we come across a question that we find particularly interesting or intriguing. A big part of what attracts people to Dave's Garden has always been our forums, where gardeners ask and answer questions for one another.

Mine is just starting to show a bit of change here in Kentucky and the image on the left shows normal color starting to develop. Several studies indicate drought brings on early fall color, but I'm not able to determine if experts suggest excess moisture...

The theory of using deep throated flowers is a good one, but some bees simply chew a little hole in the base of a tubular flower and never miss a beat. Or maybe find a friend who likes blue but not purple.

A few inches of mulch and maybe a large bucket covering that would insulate the roots enough to survive the winter. I have some scarlet milkweed that I'm going to try and over-winter in the ground, so we're in the same boat.

They do need 90 days of stratification, which means they'll need to spend most of the winter in your refrigerator crisper.Dampen a thick paper towel with water and drip a bit of hydrogen peroxide on it to help prevent mold.Fold your seeds inside the paper...

Either with scissors, pruning shears or just by breaking them off (jade is usually crisp enough that it will break), you need to prune back the unruly parts of your plant to reshape it.

Muster your self restraint and touch just a few plants at a time to your skin, and watch for reactions. Around the middle of February, they'll start to sprout new growth and I'll move them to my dining room for another month until they can safely live...

It has bloomed, but there are no roots, I put a miracle grow stick in it and it looks like it is dying. Any recomendations will be appreciated. A big part of what attracts people to Dave's Garden has always been our forums, where gardeners ask and answer...

The melons will ride happily in slings made from old pantyhose or cheesecloth. If that isn't the issue, I'd look to the soil. You could have your soil tested to see if there is a lack of nutrients or a PH problem as well.answers: I don't personally know...

Water from the bottom and pour off any standing water after 15 minutes. Then loosen the soil at the bottom of the hole. That worked for me. Causes are crowded seedlings, cool conditions and improper watering techniques.When this happens, your best bet...

It was so dependable that I got tired of it and gave a small new one back to my MIL to keep, while I experimented with other exotic choices. If too big, it can easily have some tips cut off and rooted for a new plant.

If the plant has a 1/2 inch neck, trim 1/2 inch from the bottom of the root ball, and you'll be able to bury the neck. You can expand the search to a greater distance if you wish too.Our members review their shopping experiences so others have an idea...

Whether you've suffered from a sudden loss of plants, are having difficulty booking garden space for a special event, or simply lack a green thumb, then creating instant gardens may be just the thing for you.

Whether you have 50 or 500 square feet of area that you would like to plant with flowers, the process should be fun and enjoyable. There is no right or wrong here. It's a constant creation, and you really can't go wrong.

You can plant a flower bed right away if the grass was dug out or within the next season using the no-dig method.Knowing how to start a flower bed, along with careful planning beforehand, makes building one as easy as that!

Perhaps it is lacking personality. With only a little effort involved, learning how to shape the garden can help it go from dull and lacking to bold and beautiful. Mimic these in the garden for a more natural appearance.Gardens require a sense of direction.

Keep reading to learn more about raised garden beds made from concrete blocks.Using cinder blocks for garden beds is especially nice because you can so easily pick your height. Using a sledgehammer, pound the rebar down into the ground until the top is...

I moved the other one where it gets bright, but filtered light and sometimes watered it twice a day during the worst of the summer heat. Rootbound plants often just can't soak up the water that they need.

This can also keep the voles and moles away . But this is a pretty hardy and hard to kill plant, so if its not doing well, look for a problem in the roots (like rot). The report is that crowded plants bloom better.answers: You did well and your strawberries'...

I expect 'Chanticleer' to cross pollinate them as well. I don't think you need to protect your daffodils when you replant. These edible pears also pollinate D'Anjou : Bartlet, Bosc, Comice, d'Anjou, Seckel.

They are a hot weather plant. In the very early spring, you should see little shoots starting to poke throught the soil. Most perennial flowers and grasses winter sow with great success.

A big part of what attracts people to Dave's Garden has always been our forums, where gardeners ask and answer questions for one another. Gardening is both art and science, with some luck and skill thrown in for good measure.

Fall is a preferred time to move peonies. According to the Washington state Department of Agriculture, no pressure treated wood is allowed in contact with the soil, to retain an organic certification.

If you'll do it yourself, bear in mind that you will have to be able to prune the top of this growth, at eight feet. And if you are sure you want greenery only in the two feet above the wall, I think a vine on a trellis will be more easily kept within...