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...from Mike Maloney, Master Gardener Mike hosts one of WTRC 's most popular talk shows, " Green Thumbs Up" , every Saturday morning from 9:00am to 11:00am (March through October). Submit a GARDENING question for Mike Maloney! Please include your city and state. Due to the volume of questions and that some questions require research, it may take a little time before your answers are posted! Thanks. Hi, Ken here in Danville, PA. Had 70 Emerald Arborvitae planted about 2 years ago and they seem to be doing well. however a couple do not seem to be as full as the rest. I do not seem to be able to find the Milorganite you speak of. I was wondering if a dressing of dried cow manure would be alright? OH by the way GREAT WEBSITE. Thanks..Ken Dear Mike I live on Long Island and Similar to Ellen I just had over 60 6-7' Emerald Green Arborvitaes Planted a week ago they were balled and burlaped I watered them well when they were planted and a 2 times since. It has rained a few times as well.. However I am so scared of killing

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Daylilies, Poppies and Hydrangeas - Oh My! June 18, 2003 July/August 2003 issue of Fine Gardening is the essential tool for learning the secrets that will inspire you to create the exterior space of your dreams. "As the number one pastime in America, gardening is a hobby that people immerse themselves in all year, but the warm temperatures and increased availability of plants inspire people to embrace this season with fervor," said Todd Meier, executive editor of Fine Gardening. "We offer step-by-step instructions on achieving lush plants and acquiring the right techniques, and helpful hints from our readers that make the art of gardening a fun and rewarding activity." The July/August issue features a wide range of topics to give readers the head start they need to design and plan for the summer. Accomplished authors, successful nursery owners, landscape designers and members of the Fine Gardening staff offer their guidance on topics in the current issue including "Two Smart Ways to Water," "A Strategy for a Long Border" and "A Classic Style on an Unlikely Site." Favorite departments include Tool Hound, Over the Fence, and the ever-popular Regional Reports section, which in this issue takes a look at some slow and steady bloomers, offering a list of the five best long-blooming perennials for the garden zones of the country. ABOUT TAUNTON'S FINE GARDENING Fine Gardening provides inspiration, practical information, and resources that enable homeowners to have confidence in their gardening abilities. The magazine, celebrating its 15th year in print in 2003, features hands-on advice from America's best gardeners on successful garden design, interesting plant selections, reliable gardening techniques and practical landscaping projects. It is published bimonthly by The Taunton Press, a trusted source of information and inspiration on house and home. Millions of consumers purchase Taunton's magazines, books and videos to improve their skills and expand their horizons on gardening, home design, cooking, woodworking, home building and fiber arts.

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74. The Christian Science Monitor | Csmonitor.com Their flowers come in mophead and lacecap forms, too, and also change color, although differently from bigleaf hydrangeas. gardening Q A Read the transcript http://search.csmonitor.com/durable/2001/05/30/p15s1.htm

WORLD USA COMMENTARY LEARNING ... Text Edition Search: Archive Packages Collections of articles on specific topics. Most-viewed stories: (for 06/08/04) Antidote to 'Iraq is Vietnam' Worldviews: Reagan and Bush 'Roll up your sleeves. Let the work begin.' How the G-8 Summit passed Savannah by ... How G-8 may unify around Iraq FEATURES, HOMEFRONT from the May 30, 2001 edition Editor's note The Christian Science Monitor archive includes stories dating back to 1980. Some early articles lack sufficient formatting, and will appear as one long column without paragraph breaks. We apologize for the aesthetics and hope that the information will still be of value to you. Big, bold, and showy hydrangeas Emily Goodman Special to The Christian Science Monitor - When I was a novice gardener, I didn't like hydrangeas; I found them, shall we say, Rubenesque. So I filled my shade garden with delicate, airy flowers and lacy foliage: columbines, bleeding hearts, ferns, sweet woodruff. Then one day, I looked around and noticed that my garden was too detailed. I had soulful little vignettes everywhere, but nothing bold on which to rest the eye, no effects that could even be seen several yards away. Besides that, all the flowers were over by early summer. That's when I started to appreciate hydrangeas.

75. The Seattle Times: Gardening: Pastel Overload? How To Liven An Excess Of Pink, Y more evenly than water from the hose, plus you get the satisfaction of gardening with nature rather than against it. Bamboo, hostas, hydrangeas, roses, peonies http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/gardening/gardenplanttalk.html

Your account Today's news index Weather Traffic ... SERVICES Wednesday, June 09, 2004 - Page updated at 12:00 A.M. Plant Talk Pastel overload? How to liven an excess of pink, yellow blooms By Valerie Easton Special to The Seattle Times JULIE NOTARIANNI / THE SEATTLE TIMES E-mail this article Print this article Search archive Most e-mailed articles Other links More Valerie Easton Sign up for Gardening e-mail Q: My garden is full of pastels and looks insipid to me. I have lots of flowers, and I think I chose too many pinks and yellows. How can I liven it up? A: Bold and colored foliages will do as much to spark your garden as adding different flower colors, although a shot or two of bright orange or hot red probably wouldn't hurt, either. But I think you'll find that adding chocolate, gray-blue, yellow and burgundy foliages and large, textural leaves will make it possible to mix in brighter flower colors with your pastels without creating a cacophony of color. Also, try searching out blue flowers to bloom throughout the season, for a shot of blue effectively mitigates pastel sweetness. Good blues (in order of bloom, spring through autumn) include

76. Gardening In Georgia Reeves guides you through planting annuals, changing the color of hydrangeas with simple June 06, 2001 gardening in Georgia hosted by Walter Reeves will air http://www.griffin.peachnet.edu/ggarden/archiveAll.html

Topics of Interest from Past Shows Portable PVC Light Stand Sparrow Hawk or Screech Owl Nest Box Seed for Heirloom Plants Gardening in Georgia Shows 2001-2003 April 04, 2001 starting seeds indoors, transplanting dogwoods, daffodil botany, vegetable Gardening. April 11, 2001 fertilizing shrubs, aerating your lawn, sprouting grass for indoor decoration, dividing Boston ferns, planting evergreen clematis, choosing cantaloupes for your vegetable garden, and the ornamental sweet potato. April 18, 2001 construction of cold frames, re-using hanging baskets, Snowball Viburnum, creeping ground cedar, pruning hollies, watermelons, lawn mower maintenance and the Gold Medal Plant loropetalum. April 25, 2001 controlling weeds, preparing soils for planting, feeding and attracting birds to your yard, and more. May 2, 2001 information on measuring soil temperatures, overseeding bermudagrass, soil amendments, construction of suet cages, the best varieties of peppers for Georgia gardens, and the Mohawk viburnum, a 1999 Georgia Gold Medal Plant winner. May 9, 2001

77. Smart Gardening Weekend Warriors To learn more about ergonomics and gardening http//extension.oregonstate.edu/news/story.php?S_No=475 storyType hydrangeas Bring them inside. http://www.smartgardeningtv.com/episodes/a104.html

Hops Harvest in St. Paul, OR More about Deanna Connell To learn more about Hops http://www.uvm.edu/~pass/perry/hops.html http://www.botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/h/hops32.html We visited the Bridgeport Brewery in Portland, OR More about Bridgeport and Brewmaster Karl Ockert http://www.bridgeportbrew.com/home.html More about Joe Giansante Hanging Baskets Huge, beautiful hanging baskets are easier than you imagined- if you follow a few simple rules! All you need are the right container, the right soil and the right plants. Oh, and a little help from Mother Nature. Select a container based on how big of a hanging basket you want. Determine the exposure (full sun, part shade etc.) for that location Fill container with media, about 1 cubic foot Plant the plants close to the edge You will need: Different sized basket forms planting media slow release fertilizer Tracy is the owner of The Garden Corner retail garden center. About 12 years ago they were asked to grow 84 hanging baskets for the city of Lake Oswego, Oregon. Other orders soon followed and today they grow over 4000 baskets for many different cities as well as individuals. Often times people lose confidence in themselves when their hanging baskets fails to meet their expectations.

78. LSU AgCenter On hydrangeas, remove the branches that had flowers this year For more gardening information and suggestions, call the Extension agent or home economist in your http://www.lsuagcenter.com/nav/gardening/auggar.asp

Community Departments Parish Offices Regions ... College of Agriculture August Gardening Tips Hot August days really test your devotion to landscape care. Working outside this month is not very pleasant, but some plants do need attention. If your azalea leaves, for example, look yellowish, they need more iron. This is commonly caused by high soil pH. You may be able to remedy this chlorosis by applying aluminum sulfate or a chelated [key-lated] iron compound to the soil around the base of the plant. Poor leaf color also may occur on gardenias, roses, camellias, hollies and centipede lawn grass. Many azaleas are showing lace bug damage to foliage, similar to iron chlorosis symptoms. Apply recommended insecticides when lace bugs are present, usually each spring and late summer/early fall. Recent LSU Agricultural Center research has shown that there are as many as five generations of azalea lace bugs every year in Louisiana. During August be sure to water your chrysanthemums, because they'll quickly wilt without moisture. Overwatering, however, results in stem rot. Supply water around the base of the plants, not over the top of the foliage. Fertilize mums with a slow-release, complete, balanced fertilizer or apply a water-soluble fertilizer every week or so. Keep insects and diseases under control. Don’t pinch or prune chrysanthemums this month if you want them to bloom in the fall. But do prune hydrangeas if you haven’t already done so. On hydrangeas, remove the branches that had flowers this year. Branches that did not flower this year will flower next year.

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