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Dear Natalie: Question #1. Re: Not flowering: Bougainvillea need a well balanced slow-release fertilizer, too much nitrogen in the fertilizer will cause excessive leaf growth, leading to delayed
Dear Nicholas: An excellent dual action approach and an ideal soil additive!! For landscape applications it is best to chop up the leaves with your lawnmower, then apply. Great in vegetable, flower
Dear Vidal: Earthworms survive best in temperatures ranging from 50° F to 75° F, which is the approximate temperature of an ambient air cooled gardener's compost heap during summer months. Earthworms
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Dear Sally, Rhubarb needs cold to trigger spring growth. Rhubarb tolerates cold temperatures (-20 degrees F) very well. Cut the last few stalks after the first hard frost and throw them on the compost
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