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Growing vegetables on Leeds allotments - Broad Beans, Fava Beans
... about 8 inches apart. Make three or four sowings, for a longer harvest period. String garden twine across and along your bean bed to keep the birds off. I support my broad ... putting in stout sticks at each corner of the row, and stretching a length of twine along the outside of the bean row. Keep the weeds under control - by hand if ...
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Growing vegetables on Leeds allotments - French Beans
... have one huge glut to freeze at once, just three smaller gluts! And immediately string garden twine along and across the bed - birds love these beans as much as peas. Slugs are ...
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The Science of Planting Trees
... on research, standard procedures are to remove root ball wrapping materials (burlap, fabric, grow bags, twine, ties, wire basket, etc.) from the upper 12 inches or two-thirds of the root ... Colorado Master Gardener training is made possible, in part, by a grant from the Colorado Garden Show, Inc. Colorado State University, U.S. Department of Agriculture and Colorado counties cooperating. Cooperative ...
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Delphiniums, clematis and sweet peas in Colorado
... November, 2006 Free Newsletter Search About FrontRangeLiving.com -> Garden -> Barbara Hedberg THE SECRET GARDEN OF BARBARA HEDBERG By Niki Hayden In ... the blistering summer heat and allows sufficient sun to grow garden after garden of perennials. GROWING DELPHINIUMS IS EASY IF YOU ... a rich red will intertwine with a magenta purple. Some twine up trees; others stretch along a fence. The dark shades ...
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Rosemary - Rosmarinus officinalis - How to grow rosemary in your herb garden or windowsill.
... bouquet or worn at funerals, and those taking examinations would twine rosemary into their hair or massage rosemary oil into the ... cosmetic uses, rosemary makes an attractive addition to the herb garden. The plant is native to the Mediterranean but although it ... the hair. HOME | SITE DIRECTORY | LINKS | EMAIL | MONTHLY ARTICLES | IN THE GARDEN | HUMOR | IN THE KITCHEN | THE CRAFT ROOM | HERB OF THE ...
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Rose Garden Care Tips for October, November & December
... on gardening supplies. Sometime you can save tons of money on garden tools, garden hoses and repair parts, pots, trellises, and other supplies. October ... are flush with the sides. The covers are held down with twine stretched across the tops from side to side and tied to ... based on the work you put into your garden in the fall. Those with Old Garden Roses which are generally hardy will probably not ...
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Humorous Gardening Stories by Patrick Vickery
... garden weekly - Tuesdays if I recall - covering the 5 miles from 'his' to 'ours' on his bicycle, an Old Holborn dangling from his mouth and his trouser bottoms tied tightly with twine ... twine at all but with an invasive ornamental perennial. A Gardener of the 'Old School', unlikely to frequent new-fangled Garden ... . Sprats and Mr. Slayter would be in the garden together, one mending the windows, the ...
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December 2006 Garden Calendar
... such as junipers and arborvitae, from extensive snow loads by tying their stems together with twine. Carefully remove heavy snow loads with a broom to prevent limb breakage. Protect broadleaves, ... Additional organic mulch, such as straw compost or chopped leaves, can be placed on top. GARDEN (Flowers, vegetables and small fruits) To protect newly planted or tender perennials and bulbs, mulch ...
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Garden Clippin's Online: Clematis
... tree. At first Nellie was tied to the tree. In time the twine rotted and a wind storm blew it to the ground. Too tangled ... performance or blooms. Pamela J. grows out in the open in my garden. The garden is on the north side of a hill, so although it is ... smile. A couple of others you may want to pursue for your garden are "Frances Rivis" and "Ruby". "Frances" is the largest flowering of the Alpina ...
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Watch Your Garden Grow - Onion
... and the onions are hung in a dry, sheltered location with good air circulation. Incorporating twine with the braiding adds strength. Individual onions may be cut from the braided "rope" as ... , yellow onions, and white onions), this discussion will be limited to scallions, green garden onions and mature garden onions. Scallions and Green Onions Scallions can be harvested any time they look tall ...
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