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When It's Been a Warm Winter Winter Sunrise at Stark Bro'sWinter Sunrise at Stark Bro's Follow this advice if you are experiencing an unusually warm winter, and your dormant trees or plants may be showing signs of breaking dormancy too early.
How to Dig a Perfect Planting Hole Article imageArticle image Growing an exceptional tree starts with the simplest thing: a planting hole. Dig a great hole, grow a great tree! Bonus demonstration video included.
A Perfect Shade of Tree: The Hybrid Willow Hybrid Willow Tree BranchesHybrid Willow Tree Branches Hybrid willow trees have vigorous growth: pushing about 12 feet per year. They reach a mature height around 30-40 feet tall in less than 5 years.
Grow Mouthwatering Blueberries BlueberriesBlueberries Blueberry plants yield tasty, nutritious "super berries". Growing your own blueberries is rewarding! Follow these tips for planting and maintenance.
All About Strawberries single strawberry growingsingle strawberry growing Learn all about growing your own strawberries — from planting to harvesting, and the different natures of some strawberry plants.
Preparing Trees & Plants for Winter Fall orchard sceneFall orchard scene The quality of rest (dormancy) for trees and plants affects their health and production. Let’s take a few minutes to talk about preparing them for winter.
Growing Fig Trees in Containers Potted Fig TreesPotted Fig Trees Why struggle with harsh winter weather when you can avoid it completely? Grow fig trees in containers! See our how-to guide for fig trees on wheels.
The Case for Fall Planting map of hardiness zonesmap of hardiness zones Fall is a season that is ideal for planting new plants and trees. Here are a few things to consider when planting in the fall.
Save the Roses Rose in BloomRose in Bloom When fall chills the air, it's time to start winterizing roses and preparing them for the coming cold weather. Follow these easy steps to save your roses.
Planting Primocanes freshly picked blackberries next to plantfreshly picked blackberries next to plant Properly planting and pruning primocanes (blackberries and raspberries) encourages multiple harvests. With this routine care, they can fruit for decades!
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