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Farmers commonly apply pre-emergent herbicides during spring season to make them easier to eradicate. But there are some different ways to get rid of morning glory weeds from your vegetable garden you can try without harming other plants. What are those? Check out the tips below. Do you often deal with morning glory weeds in …
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We found out that combining the dampen towel method, seed-starting mix soil and soaking the seeds prior to planting is the best method to speed up the germination process of the seeds. Germination is a process of seeds or spores becoming new plants (seedlings). In general, seedlings consist of three main parts, namely the radicle, …
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Flowering plants are favorite among houseplants lovers due to their sweet smelling flowers. Not only do these scented flowers emit pleasant smells, but these fragrant flowers are also colorful, making the rooms in your house look vibrant. Nonetheless, not many colorful indoor plants can thrive in low light conditions. Some of these fragrant indoor plants …
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The humble cauliflower is often overlooked in the garden, but it’s an incredibly versatile vegetable that can be used in a variety of dishes. Its planting pairs well with a variety of spices, herbs, and other vegetables, and its crisp texture adds crunch to salads and stir-fries. But to ensure a thriving cauliflower crop, it’s …
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Discolored or missing bark, sunken patches, or broken branches are the signs that indicate a dead branch. They may also have fungus growing on the bark. Trees are an integral part of the natural environment, providing shade, oxygen, and a home for wildlife. Unfortunately, trees can also die, leaving homeowners and gardeners searching for ways …
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Make sure you remove any leaves at the bottom of moringa cutting. After that, dip the moringa cutting in a rooting hormone to help promote root growth. Place the cutting in the hole and gently backfill with soil. If you’re looking to start your own moringa garden, planting cuttings is a great way to go. …
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