Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 01, 2010

How To Successfully Grow Figs In Your Garden




Taking a look into the uses for the fig tree as well as an easy to follow guide for growing. Also includes harvesting information about when figs are ripe and should be picked.

Ficus otherwise known as the fig in common terms is a large deciduous tree or large shrub. They can easily grow to be about 15 feet in height, more in the wild and 10 feet in width. They are large leathery leaves and the flowers produced on them are on the inside of rounded,hollow,pear-shaped containers which are nearly closed at the top. This container then develops into a sweet edible fruit with or without fertilization.
Many gardeners tend to stay away from figs because of the uncertainly surrounding their cultivation as well as the fact most are unsure of their judgment........


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How To Successfully Grow Figs In Your Garden

Until next time happy gardening!

Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Pruning And Training Your Berry Bushes



Looking into why you should grow your own berries and a short and easy to follow guide on how to prune and train your berry bushes. Also includes types of berry bushes including hybrids.

 
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Pruning And Training Your Berry Bushes

Until next time happy reading and gardening!

Sunday, May 09, 2010

Exceptional Buy For Mountfield Lawnmowers





Recently I purchased a Mountfield mower from the World Of Power and I must say, it really was a great investment! A lot of their mowers, even hover mowers are an excellent value, the lowest priced mower starting at only 37 pounds!

I have always owned a self propelled gas mower but in Britain they can be quite expensive and for home use we decided to go for more less expensive and traditional brand, that is why we decided to take a look at the Mountfield mowers.

I have to admit, at first it was the fact that this lawnmower had a rear roller and was capable of making the stripy effect on a lawn that I love but after finding out it also had five settings to adjust for lawn height as well as a being a great buy especially for a petrol mower, I was hooked.

On top of all of that my new Mountfield petrol lawnmower is capable of picking up 55 litres of lawn clippings, which to me is terrific as it saves me numerous trips to the compost bin! It also has a high density steel cutter deck and again to me this is great because I know it can take a good beating without breaking, as I seem to mow over a lot of rocks and sticks.

Obviously a petrol mower is a lot better than an electric mower as there is no cords to have to constantly deal with and it is just a matter of filling it up my Mountfield and going. I am now able to achieve the look I want on my lawn with the knowledge my Mountfield mower is not going to break on me, although it does have a 2 year warranty.

Now all I have to do is wait for the grass to grow again,and another great part is I don't even have to buy any engine oil as I got this free with my Mountfield mower! Thumbs up for World Of Power and their terrific Mountfield lawn mowers!

Friday, April 16, 2010



For both the amatuer gardener to the seasoned gardener, Tanya Kime-Wallace gives some helpful tips and effective ways to help you find the green thumb you thought you did not have for virtually any plant, vegetable or herb. All images are by author.

While some people can grow certain types of plants and vegetables that others seem to have no luck with, I have noticed that this cycle seems to go both ways. Though it may seem that some people only have luck with..............

 
For full article please visit link below.  I hope you enjoy and feel free to share with others! Thanks Tanya


The Secret To Finding Your Gardening Green Thumb


Until next time happy reading and gardening!

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