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6 Summer Flowers Martha Grows Year After Year, According to Her Head Gardener
Martha Stewart Living via Yahoo News· 2 hours agoThey need to be replanted every year, but they very often self-seed where they are happy. Cosmos are...
Ask the Master Gardener: Can you plant zinnia and marigold seeds in June?
The Springfield News-Leader· 3 days agoAsk the Master Gardener: Can you plant zinnia and marigold seeds in June? Q: Is it too late to...
Garden experts name four top tips for keeping beautiful summer garden in June
Daily Express· 1 day agoIt's also a great time to prune and rejuvenate spring-flowering shrubs, ensuring more flowers for...
It's Not Too Late to Plant a "Procrastination Garden," Just in Time for Summer
Apartment Therapy via Yahoo News· 2 days agoCosmos (Approximate days until the first blooms: 60): Like zinnias, cosmos will weather a bit of...
You and your garden can survive a steamy Sunshine State summer: Consider these tips
Florida Today via Yahoo News· 5 days agoAfter annual plants flower, they will then produce seeds and eventually die. Removing the faded...
Year-round gardening: June checklist for Colorado gardeners
Colorado Springs Gazette· 4 days ago“In early June the world of leaf and blade and flowers explodes, and every sunset is different.” By...
Which native milkweed is easiest to grow? Here's the report.
San Antonio Express-News· 5 days agoThe interest in identifying the easiest native milkweeds to grow and the most successful techniques...
June in the Garden
Orlando Sentinel· 4 days agoPlant Doctor Tom MacCubbin shares his June gardening to-do list.
Is it an annual or a perennial?
Tribune Chronicle· 3 days agoAs you choose more plants throughout the growing season, consider how long they will provide beauty to your garden. Knowing and understanding plant life...
Stanton pupils learn value of greenhouse planting
Weirton Daily Times· 8 hours agoThird-graders at Stanton Elementary School raised plants to make money with their Smarty Plants Greenhouse project. Pupils are growing a variety of flowers and vegetables in their classroom ...
