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• How Pruning Will Effect Your Blueberry Bush

  For many bushes and shrubs , pruning is only preformed to remove damaged canes and for shaping purposes. When it comes to blueberries , pruning contributes to the overall health of the plant including berry production. Knowing how pruning will effect... Posted Oct 12 2009, 02:45 PM by bryan-nhn with | with no comments Filed under: blueberries, blueberry, blueberry bush, bush, common question answered, cut, edible, fertilizer, fruit, fruit size, growth development, harvest, maintenance, period, plant, pollination, production, prune, pruning, shrub, size, small fruit, trim, vaccinium, vegetable

• Getting Your Blueberry Plants Started

  In order to get a good start on your blueberry bushes , you will want to start by picking out a good location. Blueberry bushes like sunny areas (at least 6 hours a day). The soil should be moist, well drained and slightly acidic (pH levels between 4... Posted Oct 08 2009, 11:41 AM by bryan-nhn with | with no comments Filed under: bareroot, blueberries, blueberry, blueberry bush, bush, common question answered, county extension service, edible, fertilizer, fruit, mulch watering, plant, pollination, potted, production, shrub, small fruit, soil, vegetable

• What's inside of organic fertilizers?

  If you are purchasing a chemical fertilizer all you have to do is read the label and get the percentage of nutrients contained in the bag. Purchasing an organic fertilizer with the exact amounts of ingredients may be a little more daunting. You can buy... Posted Sep 12 2009, 07:21 AM by bill-nhn with | with no comments Filed under: chemical fertilizer, common questions answered, Compost, fertilizer, micronutrients, organic fertilizer

• Maintenance For Ornamental Grasses

  Whether it is feather read grass or pampas grass, ornamental grasses can provide a great look to your garden. There are several options to choose from, offering a wide range of colors and sizes. They can be used as an accent, or as the main focal point... Posted Aug 30 2009, 11:44 AM by bryan-nhn with | with no comments Filed under: commmon questions answered, cut back, feather reed, fertilize, fertilizer, grass, ornamaental grass, ornamenatal, papas, plant, water

• Why Doesn't My Wisteria Bloom?

  Wisteria vines have beautiful blooms, if you get to see them. It can be very disappointing when it comes time for them to bloom and nothing happens! So if your wisteria are looking healthy, but aren't flowering, you might want to keep a few things... Posted Aug 13 2009, 03:20 PM by bryan-nhn with | with no comments Filed under: bloom, blooming, cold, commmon questions answered, environment, failure, fertilizer, no, no bloom, nonblooming, pruning, vine, vines, wisteria, wisteria vine, zone

• What do the numbers on fertilizer labels mean?

  Fertilizers typically contain 3 nutrients that are vital for plant growth. The 3 nutrients are nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. When you look at the label on a package of fertilizer, you will see the percentage of these 3 nutrients that the package... Posted Jan 12 2009, 05:09 PM by bryan-nhn with | with no comments Filed under: common questions, fertilizer, growth, nitrogen, nutrient, nutrients, percentage, phosphorus, plant, potassium, ratio

• How much water should I give my newly planted grass plugs?

  Water plays an integral part in the success of newly transplanted turf grass plugs. Once the plugs are installed, you want to soak each individual plug immediately. You might want to consider applying a 15-30-15 general purpose plant food at this time... Posted Jan 10 2009, 03:30 PM by bryan-nhn with | with no comments Filed under: common questions, fertilizer, grass, grass plugs, lawn, Lawn Care, plugs, soil conditions, turf grass, water

• What is foliar feeding?

  Foliar feeding is a relatively new technique of feeding plants. The fertilizer is applied directly to the leaves. There have been some reports of dramatic fruit and vegetable production increases with the use of foliar fertilizer. In some instances, it... Posted Feb 05 2008, 02:59 PM by mainspring-nhn with | with no comments Filed under: common questions, fertilizer, foliar feeding, foliar fertilizer, organic gardening, trace nutrients

• Fertilizer and Newly Transplanted Garden Items

  It is very common for people to use fertilizers in their garden. Fertilizers contain nutrients that help to stimulate plant growth. The purpose of planting a garden is to have plants that grow, so it only seems logical to fertilize your garden to promote... Posted Jan 25 2008, 02:16 PM by bryan-nhn with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: bareroot, common questions, container, fertilizer, nutrients, plant, plants, pot, pots, potted, potted plant, transplant

• Why did my flowering plant not flower last year?

  Plants fail to flower due to several reasons, some caused by environmental conditions and some by human intervention. Some plants will not flower until they are mature. Trees must reach a certain age before they begin to flower, much like a newly plant... Posted Jan 23 2008, 09:24 AM by mainspring-nhn with | with no comments Filed under: common questions, fertilizer, flowring plants, over fertilization, soil conditions