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The “Wave” petunias make wonderful hanging baskets for full sun. They come in purple, bright pink, reddish-purple and pale “misty lilac.” They can also be used for a colorful summer ground cover. Hang codling moth traps in apple trees to reduce the number of wormy apples in your harvest this year. B

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Plant sunflowers now from seed. Choose either the multi-stemmed kinds for cut flowers or the giants for edible seeds. Evergreen candytuft is a hardy perennial with bright white flowers set against dark green foliage. They bloom now and make a fine border plant. Spring feeding of trees and shrubs can

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Fertilize container plants every 10 to 14 days with a liquid fertilizer. Pinch off faded blossoms and they will keep blooming all summer for you. There’s still time to plant summer vegetables: tomatoes, peppers, zucchini, cucumbers and corn will bear for you if you plant them now. It’s time to set o

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Primroses, in their rainbow of colors, will light up your flower beds and boxes this winter and spring. Witch hazels bloom in the middle of winter with their interesting and showy, fragrant yellow or red blooms. One might look good in your garden. Strawberries can be planted any time now. Get them i

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Broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, lettuce and other cool season crops should be planted this month for delicious spring harvests. Plant potatoes! St. Patrick’s Day is a traditional day to plant potatoes, so the season is upon us now. Peach and plum trees are still available as bare-root trees, but onl

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It is time to mulch your fruit trees and flower beds to retain moisture in the soil. Xerimulch will do an excellent job at a reasonable price. When you plant your tomatoes, put a handful of bone meal in the bottom of the hole to help prevent blossom end rot on the fruit later on. “Topsy Turvy”®Tomat

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Gerberas Daisies with their large, bright-colored flowers are a standout in containers. Water them infrequently and give them plenty of sun for flowers all summer. Asparagus plants should be fed with good, rich compost when you have finished cutting spears. Keep the bed mulched and weed-free all sum

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Bare root fruit trees, grape and berry vines, and ornamental trees and shrubs are still available and ready to plant. Roses should be pruned if you haven’t done so already. Remove all old leaves on and around the bushes and spray with Neem oil to prevent early pest and disease problems. Plant peas i

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Attract hummingbirds to your patio this summer with hummingbird feeders, so you can enjoy their iridescent beauty and charm. The new Big Gulp™ holds 40 oz. and is easy to fill. Azaleas, camellias and rhododendrons can be pruned now without sacrificing next years bloom. Ask at your nursery if you nee

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There’s still time to plant bulbs. Consider putting some in containers so you can enjoy the flowers on your patio or by the front door. Plant snapdragons, pansies and violas for color this fall, winter and next spring. Dress up your interior landscape with some new houseplants for the holidays ahead

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Cool season vegetables should be planted right away to insure good crops this fall. Pansies and snapdragons can be planted now to replace long, leggy annuals. They will give you color this fall, winter and next spring. First-year fruit trees need to be well-watered through the dry weather. If they a

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Mums are the beauties of the fall garden. Choose plants now in a wide variety of colors. If your bearded iris blooms were sparse this year or the plants are more than four years old, now is the time to divide and replant them. Mix some bone meal into the soil, and plant the rhizomes just beneath the

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Choose chrysanthemums in a variety of colors now. They are hardy perennials which will brighten your garden each fall. Cover newly planted vegetable starts to protect them from birds. Spray cabbage and broccoli plants with BT to control cabbage worms which make holes in the leaves. Plant snapdragons

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Plant sunflowers now from seed. Choose either the multi-stemmed kinds for cut flowers or the giants for edible seeds. Prepare for planting season! Turn in cover crops and do a soil test if your garden had trouble last year. Plant lawns now from seed. Reseed established lawns to fill in bare patches.

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Fuchsias in hanging baskets make beautiful patio plants. They bloom all summer and attract hummingbirds to their pendulous blossoms. Thin fruit trees now while fruits are still small. Thin apples to 6 inches apart and peaches to 4 inches apart. On Asian pears leave 1 fruit per spur. Spray roses ever

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Fruit trees can be planted now from containers while the soil is easy to dig. Water living Christmas trees frequently while they are indoors, and put them outside after a week or ten days. Spring bulbs can still be planted now. They make lovely gifts for friends and relatives. Sasanqua camellias, li

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Bare-root season is here. Choose and plant your favorite fruit and shade trees now. Blueberries are a delicious fruit that can be planted now from potted plants. Give them a rich, acid bed prepared with lots of peat moss. Roses should be pruned in February near the end of the dormant season. You can

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Broccoli, cabbage, lettuce and peas grow best in the spring and don’t mind a little frost. Set out plants now and grow your own! Potatoes like to grow in the cool weather of spring. Plant them as soon as possible. Summer flower bulbs can be planted now. Choose from gladiolus, dahlias, begonias, lili

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Dress up for the Fourth! Red, white and blue petunias, verbena or combinations of these with lobelia, geraniums, impatiens and salvia will make a nice display for the Fourth of July. Roses need water and fertilizer to keep blooming through the summer. Watch for pests and diseases and treat as soon a

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Replace tired petunias with bright pansies, snapdragons, calendulas and stock for garden color this fall and winter. Plant cover crops in areas of the garden that have finished producing for the summer. Crimson clover and fava beans will grow over the winter and enrich the soil for next year. It’s t