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 Here's what to plant in the fall for a beautiful spring yard After a steamy summer, the cool air temperatures of autumn are easy for both plants and gardeners, but the soil is still warm enough for the roots to grow until the ground is frozen. Autumn rains are usually abundant, but it is easier to water the plants deeper if it does not rain at least an inch a week. Pests and disease problems will also disappear in the fall. In addition, the late season is often the time to bargain at garden centers, where they try to finally sell their inventory before winter. Look for deals on spring-flowering bulbs, perennials, trees, and shrubs that can all be planted in the fall, until your area is affected by severe frosts. Don’t forget your lawn; Cold season lawn can be sown this year as well. Get these plants in the ground in the fall and they will give you beautiful color in the spring. 1. Spring bulbs All spring-blooming bulbs, such as tulips and hyacinths, need winter to bloo...

 Improving your garden with organic soil products By using organic soil corrections, you can turn poor garden soil into a nutritious paradise. What does "soil correction" mean? What are some major soil corrections? Here is a brief overview of some of the best fixes for your garden! What nutrients do plants need? Like humans, plants need a wide range of nutrients to grow healthy and strong. Soil corrections contain different amounts of these nutrients and you can make additional use of your garden soil if malnutrition is found. The essential plant nutrients are as follows: Primary nutrients: Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), and Potassium (K). Apart from carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, these are the nutrients that plants use the most. These nutrients help the plant's vital functions such as leaf, fruit, root, and flower growth and disease protection. Learn more about the importance of N-P-K. Secondary nutrients: Magnesium (Mg), Calcium (Ca), and Sulfur (S). These n...

 Winter Gardening Tips to Cope With the Off-Season As winter goes on, interested gardeners become more interested in growing. Even if you can’t dig your hoe into the soil yet, then you can do a lot now to thank yourself. While you wait for the hot weather to subside, try these simple winter gardening tips. Winter weed control The occasional warm winter day provides the perfect opportunity for winter weed control. Removing a few weeds right now will save your garden (and your back!) From pulling hundreds of babies as you prepare your garden for spring. The optimal time to remove winter weeds is the beginning of winter before small seeds are frozen and spread by frost, pests, and wind. Simply roll your hands and carefully dig the weeds using hand tools. Get as much plant as possible without spreading the seeds to your garden. Covering your land well during the winter months can also encourage annual weeding. Maintaining a thick lawn and mulching your bare garden areas is ...

Orchids Maintenance In their own habitat, orchids grow like weeds, but they are susceptible to house disease as houseplants. For best results, provide the conditions they want. Some species have individual preferences, but all need light, air, water, food, rest, and, from time to time, a new pot to thrive. Orchid flowers Of course, orchids are famous for their beautiful flowers, which will last forever. However, jasmines will choose to bloom. Here are answers to some common orchid flower questions: How Often Do Orchids Bloom? It depends on the type of orchid. Phalaenopsis orchids bloom every few months, other varieties only once or twice a year. How Long Do Orchid Flowers Last? Depending on the species, orchid flowers can last from several days to several weeks. Usually, orchids are kept in a cool place, watered enough, and they will last a long time if not pressed. When should I cut the flower spike?   Once the flowers wither and the stem begins to fall off (called a ...

 Growing Orchids Unlike orchids: they are breathtakingly beautiful, delicate, long-flowering, long-lived, attractive in scent and shape and very diverse. Some pleasures in the garden that surpass the thrill of watching orchids thrive. Here's everything you need to know about growing orchids - and we'll list the most common orchid varieties. Once rare and expensive, orchids are now sold more than any other houseplant, surpassing African violets, chrysanthemums and poinsettias. This is because modern cloning techniques allow plants to produce massively, and cultivation that took seven years from seed to flowering now takes only two. About Orchids The orchid family is the largest in area of ​​flowering plants: more than 25,000 species grow naturally on every continent except Antarctica. The largest concentrations of orchid species are found in the tropics of the world, namely Asia and Central and South America. In most parts of North America, orchids should be grown in...

 pick the right pumpkin Choose the best pumpkin to carve this Halloween! One of the many traditions is picking pumpkins for Halloween! Here are 5 tips for picking the perfect pumpkin for carving. Picking up a pumpkin to carve Whether you visit the pumpkin or the production department, finding the "perfect" pumpkin is always fun. Here are 5 simple tips for choosing a winner! Look at the deep orange pumpkin. Tap the pumpkin and check that it is plain (so ripe). Make sure the base of the pumpkin is not too soft and smooth! Also, the bottom should be flat so it doesn’t roll. Check that the shaft is firm and secure. Never pick a pumpkin from a stalk! It can break down, which leads to rapid decay. Except for the injured pumpkin, look for a smooth surface if you are carving. It will be so much easier! Harvesting your own pump Are you growing your own pumpkins this year? Learn how and when to harvest them properly: Your best bet is to harvest the pumpkins when they are ri...

attract Ladybugs Some types of female beetles produce several generations in a year, while others produce only one. If your garden does not provide enough insects to feed them, they will fly away in search of better food sources. Since the larvae still cannot fly, they will eat as much as they can until they are sticky. To keep them there as much as possible, do not use pesticides. Other than killing the female beetles directly, if you kill their food source, they have no reason to stay. Instead, get used to having a balance of "good" and "bad" pests in your garden. As long as things are under control you can all live together peacefully. So don’t be afraid when you see prehistoric creatures on your plants. The ugly baby ladybug is definitely one of the good bugs. While there are many plants that are good at painting Ladybox, here is a list of our favorite edible plants and ornamental species that will attract Ladybox to your garden: Allis: Complementary...