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Miss Kim Lilac
I have a Miss Kim Lilac that has ALOT of blooms, but they are not opening. I do not fertilize this plant. What am I doing wrong?? I live in SE Michigan.
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Excavated earth
I have recently had a huge amount of earth dug out from under the concrete floor of a barn and cow shed. It was dug down to about 4 feet, 1.3 meters. It is now sat on an uneven grass lawn and i was hoping to use the earth to level the garden. Is this earth any good for growing grass or anything else? Thanks, Rob
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Japanese Maples
I have a pot with 3 Japanese maples (~3 1/2' height). When I place in ground can I separate the three?
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cucumber beetles
Last fall I tried to grow cucumbers. I had harvested a few cucumbers when the cucumbers were infested with cucumber beetles. I used Sesame oil to try to control them but it did not work. The infestation just got worse.They completely destroyed the plants. How can I control the cucumber beetles?
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Melaleuca Tree
Melaleuca Tree has almost died from lack of watering there are a few buds coming through afer feeding & watering for 4 weeks. Should it be cut back of left alone? thank you
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Geraniums
Southern Maine Coastal
I brought my geraniums in last fall in pots, placed them in my sunroom and they are thriving/blooming. To reintroduce them to the outside this late spring must I cut them back at all? Is so, by how much? They are not leggy but nice and full
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leggy plants
I bought plug plants of surfinia but the greenhouse wasent ready they have been in house and now they are very leggy, will they be any good?
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Gardening In Clay Soil
Most all gardening instructions start by saying choose (a well- drained soil) . I have several acres for gardening on top of a small hill. There are 8 to 12 inches of pretty good top soil and then one to three feet of hard red clay. The clay is pretty well imperious, so I don’t have the option of choosing a well-drained soil. I have trouble with my septic system because water will not percolate through the red clay. I do not garden over the septic system. The clay seems to be okay for growing things, when I scattered it on top of the ground while trying to repair my septic system, grass grew on it well, and was very dark green.
What should I do about growing a garden in this situation?
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