Building a House on the New Land? How's the Garden Center Doing Right Now?
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Date: 2022-07-16
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handmade
During the winter of 2018-2019, approx 75% of all the boxwoods in the western metro-Chicago area died completely. Our Spring lasted un unusually long time. It was so sad to lose a 30+ yr old specimen boxwood in our front garden, but all Losses are just Opportunities to plant new items! At least yours looks recoverable after a bit of pruning. Thx for all of the hydrangea pruning info - it is much needed & appreciated!
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During the winter of 2018-2019, approx 75% of all the boxwoods in the western metro-Chicago area died completely. Our Spring lasted un unusually long time. It was so sad to lose a 30+ yr old specimen boxwood in our front garden, but all Losses are just Opportunities to plant new items! At least yours looks recoverable after a bit of pruning. Thx for all of the hydrangea pruning info - it is much needed & appreciated!
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Carrie
Take a small square wood dolly and put a piece of plywood on it. place your bag on it. the rollers on the dolly will help you move all the contents without you pulling on your shoulder. I think Lowes sell them around $18. or buy one of the metal dollies that can be used to move large items. mine can flip down flat bur still has a handle and I use that for moving large pots and bags of mulch.
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Take a small square wood dolly and put a piece of plywood on it. place your bag on it. the rollers on the dolly will help you move all the contents without you pulling on your shoulder. I think Lowes sell them around $18. or buy one of the metal dollies that can be used to move large items. mine can flip down flat bur still has a handle and I use that for moving large pots and bags of mulch.
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Suanne
Around 19. 45 you talk about tulips coming up and blooming in succession. I understand that for the first year because they're planted at different times - what do they do in later years? Don't they all just come up and bloom around the same time because they've all been there together all year? How does that work?
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Around 19. 45 you talk about tulips coming up and blooming in succession. I understand that for the first year because they're planted at different times - what do they do in later years? Don't they all just come up and bloom around the same time because they've all been there together all year? How does that work?
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Agnes
Hi Laura I have never spoke to you before but if you train a hydrangea into a tree form please let us know bc i want to do so at the same time with you and we can follow along as the 2 yr process continues myself and my friend watch you all the time so that would be real FUN lets do it hugs Boots
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Hi Laura I have never spoke to you before but if you train a hydrangea into a tree form please let us know bc i want to do so at the same time with you and we can follow along as the 2 yr process continues myself and my friend watch you all the time so that would be real FUN lets do it hugs Boots
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Craig
NZ is shutting down for 4 weeks as of tonight - essential services only. I just nipped down to my garden store. last minute gardening sulppies to keep me busy - thanks to you Laura: ) Bulbs all 1/2 price! I even bought pale lemon Tulips and I always go for the pink shades. your inspiration: )
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NZ is shutting down for 4 weeks as of tonight - essential services only. I just nipped down to my garden store. last minute gardening sulppies to keep me busy - thanks to you Laura: ) Bulbs all 1/2 price! I even bought pale lemon Tulips and I always go for the pink shades. your inspiration: )
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Living
order some citric acid on amazon. you use it in cooking, cleaning, and in the garden. just lemons dehydrated. removes rust and lime, helps can tomatoes, makes pickles and acidifies milk for cheese. it also can be put in your water for that hydrangea you will grow in that pot with acidy soil
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order some citric acid on amazon. you use it in cooking, cleaning, and in the garden. just lemons dehydrated. removes rust and lime, helps can tomatoes, makes pickles and acidifies milk for cheese. it also can be put in your water for that hydrangea you will grow in that pot with acidy soil
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Judy
I have a seat going around my raised beds. just 2 x 8 mitered at the corners with an extra brace for support. I'm in my 60s, it makes all the difference with weeding. I take my morning coffee and weed each summer morning for 10-15 minutes, sitting all the while (with a place to set my mug)
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I have a seat going around my raised beds. just 2 x 8 mitered at the corners with an extra brace for support. I'm in my 60s, it makes all the difference with weeding. I take my morning coffee and weed each summer morning for 10-15 minutes, sitting all the while (with a place to set my mug)
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Audi
WAIT PLEASE ANSWER THIS QUESTION BECAUSE IM ABOUT TO START LANDSCAPING AROUND MY HOUSE THIS YEAR. How do would you guys even start to amend the soil on the new, untouched property? Do you just dump compost and stuff and till it in or do you do any special procedures?
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WAIT PLEASE ANSWER THIS QUESTION BECAUSE IM ABOUT TO START LANDSCAPING AROUND MY HOUSE THIS YEAR. How do would you guys even start to amend the soil on the new, untouched property? Do you just dump compost and stuff and till it in or do you do any special procedures?
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Living
quatenary ammoniates cheaper safer more effective than bleach. no rinse no spots food safe. 1 minute wet, just mix and spray in home too right noww. it is the state mandated sanitizer. stearamide tablets on amazon. mix it in a spray bottle. use it everywhere
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quatenary ammoniates cheaper safer more effective than bleach. no rinse no spots food safe. 1 minute wet, just mix and spray in home too right noww. it is the state mandated sanitizer. stearamide tablets on amazon. mix it in a spray bottle. use it everywhere
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