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These are not plants that I normally grow, but they are beautiful plants. Hope that this article helps those who grow these plants.
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"Propagating succulents from stem or leaf cuttings is an easy way to share plants or expand your own collection, says Aaron Ryan, director of inventory at Devil Mountain Wholesale Nursery in Petaluma, California. You can propagate succulents year-round, but it’s easiest during warm, humid months. Follow Aaron’s tips on how to propagate succulents from stems or leaves." Comment from Birds and Blooms
In the past I have used the same methods described in this article to propagate jade plants and burros tail with great success. Succulents were the easiest to propagate of all plants, in my opinion. There is a great deal of satisfaction from creating a new plant from a leaf or stem cutting.
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"Attracting these graceful birds to your backyard during the winter months with food not only provides big interest for you and fellow bird watchers, but more importantly, provides a critical source of nutrition for the cardinals as their natural food sources become more and more scarce." Comment from This Is My Garden
Since I love Cardinals so much, I feed them so I will be rewarded with their singing. This article is of great interest to me so that I will know I am doing what is best for them.
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"Many songbirds don’t migrate for the winter and rely on local food sources. However, well into the season, those food supplies can dwindle, especially if it’s been a long and cold winter. Those of us who enjoy hosting these birds in our backyard help out by providing seed in feeders." Comment from Rural Sprout
Love these cute bird feeders!
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"Propagating fruit trees lets you grow more delicious fruit at home, but each method needs the right timing and care." Comment from Martha Stewart.com
Learn the basic principles and guidelines of propagating fruit trees from the experts.
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"Compost enhances soil health by improving structure, moisture retention, and nutrient levels, while also suppressing diseases and pests. Whether done in a backyard bin or as part of a community initiative, there are several ways to turn organic waste into nutrient-rich fertilizer. Below, composting experts discuss various composting techniques, so you can choose the best method for you." Comment from Martha Stewart.com
This article goes into important details as to how and why on a number of methods that will make it easy for you to chose the method that is best for you.
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"All of those grounds that come from that coffee are valuable to gardeners. And in so many ways! And with an overabundance of coffee being made as the weather turns cooler – it’s time to put all of those grounds to great use."
It is amazing how those things that we regularly throw away from the kitchen are so useful in the garden. We just need the information on how to use them correctly for great results.
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"When dumping out last season’s container plants, the old soil doesn't have to go into the trash. In fact, it’s better for the environment (and your wallet) if you find new and innovative ways to repurpose used soil." Comment from Martha Stewart.com
While I never throw old potting soil away, I really don't follow any rules except to just use it again. It will be nice to learn the proper way to use it.
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