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2008-11-10 Seed starting: Bill, starting seeds is actually an easy process, but success only comes through many years of trial and error. I have been starting seeds indoors for the last eight years and thoroughly enjoy it. Since...
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2008-10-20 Replanting hydrangeas: Fall is a great time to plant, but you must plant at least 4 weeks prior to your first expected frost. Here in the midwest that would be around October 1st. So depending on where you live will determine...
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2008-10-04 soil preparation: You'll never totally debug the soil, but you can minimize the problem and then take care of any survivors once you get them in the house. My advice is to pot the plant outdoors in a fertile potting...
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2008-10-03 Impatiens dying: I'm not sure if you've actually seen the insects, but the symptoms you have described sound more like a fungus disease that is slowly infecting the plants. I use a product called Soap-Shield from Gardens...
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2008-10-01 Impatiens: Marcie, the plants have most likely lived their course. Like most annuals, the plants will produce for 4-6 months and then begin to decline. That is why amusement parks and other outdoor attractions replace...
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