Answer: How To Use Bone Meal Fertilizer
Is bone meal fertilizer part of your gardening, growing toolbox? Growing plants domestically isn’t as cut-and-dry as allowing plants to grow in their natural habitat. One of the problems is
Bone Meal
Bone Meal fertilizer contains nitrogen and phosphorus making it one of the best general fertilizers for flowers. It is useful for all sorts of flowers and may be scattered over the soil. Work the bone meal into the soil, and it will last through the season. There is no danger in applying too much.
Is October A Good Time For Planting And Preparing The Southwest Garden?
This is an interesting month for gardeners everywhere but particularly so for gardeners here. October is one of the best planting months of the entire year. Careful soil preparation is
How To Succeed With Auriculas, Old, Familiar Plants In Europe
Auriculas are old and familiar plants in Europe. In America, however, they have not been widely grown until very recently. When I first became interested in growing auriculas, nearly 30
September Pointers… Tips for the Northern Gardeners
The first damaging frost sometimes arrives during September, in and around New York City it may occur as early as the second or third week of the month, and those
How To Push The Final Bloom From Roses In The Southwest
September is the last month for heavy rose feeding. Feeding now will stimulate new growth for bloom next month. The exhibitor who expects to enter October rose shows will need
Summer’s End Is Spring’s Beginning In The Heartland
Gardening spirits revive with the arrival of September. This is the time to prepare for next spring’s garden… and it would not be spring if we did not have the
Iris Rivals The Brightest Rainbows
June is a joyous time, for its iris-time. Everywhere, gardens large and small, private and public, even nursery rows — are a glow with the rainbow flowers in all their
Growing Clematis Vines – Wilts, Watering, and Manure
Clematis vines — one of the most beautiful of all our flowering vines is not too difficult with a little “know-how.” Like – Can you over water Clematis? A few