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Warm soil jumps starts spring | Gardening after five
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Growing in record time. Laquo; Jade plants a gateway to gardening. Early emergence means vigilance. Warm soil jumps starts spring. March 13, 2015 by gardeningafterfive. For gardeners, seeing the first, green shoots of spring is like hearing the NASCAR announcement Gentlemen, start your engines. Our engines rumble, our minds become sharply focused. We act like rookies on the line by digging a bit too early, our eagerness to get started getting the better of us. Check the soil after ten days to see if it’s...
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Growing in record time. Laquo; Warm soil jumps starts spring. Seven Deadly Sins of Tree Care. Early emergence means vigilance. June 1, 2015 by gardeningafterfive. In the warmth of our early spring, landscapes burst with enthusiasm for the season; trees and perennials woke up in a raucous, flower-filled welcome. Gardeners greeted the spring show with joy, but as plant after plant sent forth blooms we soon went from feeling euphoric to feeling alarmed. Gardeners should be aware that many pests are active e...
Jade plants a gateway to gardening | Gardening after five
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Growing in record time. Laquo; Flowers are a language we should all master. Warm soil jumps starts spring. Jade plants a gateway to gardening. February 23, 2015 by gardeningafterfive. Several cultivars are available, including dwarf types that are ideal for bonsai. Once you’ve gotten yours, place it where it gets bright sunlight for at least four hours daily. They need day-time temperatures between 65 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit, and night-time temperatures between 50 and 55 degrees. During the...Keep the ...
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Growing in record time. Posts by Carol O'Meara:. January 14, 2016. Get the buzz this year. January 8, 2016. July 13, 2015. Seven Deadly Sins of Tree Care. June 1, 2015. Early emergence means vigilance. March 13, 2015. Warm soil jumps starts spring. February 23, 2015. Jade plants a gateway to gardening. February 10, 2015. Flowers are a language we should all master. Older Posts ». Edible Front Range Magazine. Floral Association of the Rockies. Front Range Food Gardener. Larimer County Farmer's market.
Seven Deadly Sins of Tree Care | Gardening after five
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Growing in record time. Laquo; Early emergence means vigilance. Seven Deadly Sins of Tree Care. July 13, 2015 by gardeningafterfive. Despite all these things, trees still grow, but there are a few things we do that make their lives miserable. If you want to avoid harming your tree, take some tips from local Foresters, who shared their lists of the seven deadly sins of tree care. Kathleen Alexander, Boulder City Forester, and Ralph Zentz, Fort Collins Forester, caution that the wrong tree in the wrong pla...
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The Crazy Pineapple Dream: May 2014
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The Crazy Pineapple Dream. My Ongoing Obsession With Hawaii. it's been a twisting, winding road. Tuesday, May 13, 2014. This is my "visualization house". Posted by Ann Wurden. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). My Blog List and Websites I Follow. The dog days of summer. Chickens in the Road. New Plants In My Garden: Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day August 2016. Healthy Pineapple Whip – better than at Disneyland. You Grow Girl: The Dirt. The Gardener Turns 43. Early Morning at Serenity Ranch. Photo of a Ghost (Writer).
CSU Extension Greenhouse Advisor: 10/2/11 - 10/9/11
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CSU Extension Greenhouse Advisor. Reliable, research based greenhouse advice on issues facing professional and hobby greenhouse managers. Friday, October 07, 2011. Only half of my fall mum bloomed? Fall is the perfect season for gardeners to finally be able to chop down their poorly placed annuals. But also, it can be a grand time to catch some mistakes. Did it mutate over the summer? Why is only half of the plant in bloom? This is just crazy, or is it? The chrysanthemum is a qualitative short-day plant.
CSU Extension Greenhouse Advisor: 8/1/10 - 8/8/10
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CSU Extension Greenhouse Advisor. Reliable, research based greenhouse advice on issues facing professional and hobby greenhouse managers. Saturday, August 07, 2010. Using twitter and facebook in extension programming. Check out this SlideShare Presentation:. Using twitter and facebook in extension programming. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Fort Collins, Colorado, United States. View my complete profile. Using twitter and facebook in extension programmin. Blogs that you may like. Permiss...
CO-Horts: Scenes from a Cemetery Part II (and the Garden District): New Orleans
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Colorado Gardening for Everyone. Advice and Observations from your CSU Extension Horticulture Agents and Specialists*. Thursday, August 6, 2015. Scenes from a Cemetery Part II (and the Garden District): New Orleans. Posted by: Alison O’Connor, Larimer County Extension. What more can you ask for! The oldest cemetery in New Orleans, dating back to 1832. Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 (New Orleans, Louisiana). Magnolias casting welcome shade in the cemetery. The tombs are constructed from various stone, but the m...
Garden Putter: February 2012
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Where in the world does it all come together? In the garden. A great day is a day spent puttering in the garden. Wednesday, February 29, 2012. Double, Double, Soil and Trowel. The Plot at Fenton Street. Now upstairs in Claire's abandoned bedroom, I've built a shelf and light system and my three-week-old seedlings are throwing off a delightful aroma that makes me yearn for summer sun and soil. I got it bad this gardening bug. Monday, February 20, 2012. My gazing ball perfectly matches the purple crocus.
Garden Putter: Saying Goodbye to My Journal
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Where in the world does it all come together? In the garden. A great day is a day spent puttering in the garden. Saturday, February 2, 2013. Saying Goodbye to My Journal. And it's got some stickers. Not free form. A little more organized. I don't know. I hope it works. The Putterer. February 5, 2013 at 7:46 PM. February 5, 2013 at 9:26 PM. Thanks Ms. CM. Thanks for comments! March 7, 2013 at 3:47 PM. Now I dont keep journals but I can only imagine- as if youve lost your best friend! Thanks Jan. Im wo...
CSU Extension Greenhouse Advisor: 2/20/11 - 2/27/11
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CSU Extension Greenhouse Advisor. Reliable, research based greenhouse advice on issues facing professional and hobby greenhouse managers. Monday, February 21, 2011. Questions and Answers - Hydroponics Panel at ProGreen EXPO 2011. On the final day at ProGreen, I hosted an open panel on hydroponic greenhouse production with three nationally recognized experts in hydroponics. We spent an hour responding to questions from the audience. The dialogue is summarized below. Who were the panelists? First, the Stat...
CSU Extension Greenhouse Advisor: 7/31/11 - 8/7/11
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CSU Extension Greenhouse Advisor. Reliable, research based greenhouse advice on issues facing professional and hobby greenhouse managers. Friday, August 05, 2011. Research Progress Report on Floriculture Crops - 1947-48. Today our department office manager handed me a document from Professor Holley's file that they have been archiving. It is a research progress report from 1947-48 and it reviews the research accomplishments from that year. I invite you to read and enjoy this document. Links to this post.
Technology Toolbox: May 2013
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Colorado State University Extension Technology Blog. Three Ways to Reduce PDF File Size. Posted by Jeff Wood. On Thursday, May 9, 2013. Most of you who have access to your county's Extension website frequently post Adobe PDFs on the site, as it is seen as a universal format, since it does not requite the end-user to buy anything, but merely download the Adobe Reader. Save as a Reduced Size PDF. In Adobe Acrobat, choose File. Then Reduced Size PDF. In Adobe Acrobat, choose File. Links to this post. If you...
Technology Toolbox: February 2014
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Colorado State University Extension Technology Blog. Posted by Jeff Wood. On Wednesday, February 26, 2014. There are many task organizing programs out there, from Outlook to Evernote to Google tasks, that can track a project you are working in detail and with great precision, sync across platforms, and in some cases allow you to assign different tasks to different groups. They are all excellent tools. It's simple, it's easy, it gets the job done. And it's free! Links to this post. Get the buzz this year.
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Saturday, April 18, 2009. Tips to Get You Started on Indoor Gardening. If you're new to indoor gardening and you want to grow a few varieties of indoor plants, both edible and ornamental, keep reading for some useful tips. Here is some simple, practical and home-style advice for growing an indoor garden that's easy to maintain and provides food for both body and soul. Be sure to check the bottom of your plant containers for proper drainage. If they don't have holes, punch some in. It's important ...If pl...
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Gardening Advice For Everyone. Love Your Lawn: Landscaping Ideas And Inspiration. March 28, 2018. Do you have a sad, sad yard? Do you look at your yard in despair and don’t know where to begin? Do neighbors refuse your invitations to a backyard barbeque? Your status as the neighborhood outcast doesn’t have to be permanent. Rather, read the information in this article to help your landscape look more appealing to everyone around. Think about making a drawing of your prospective landscaping project. Prior ...
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Growing in record time. Get the buzz this year. January 14, 2016 by gardeningafterfive. If your New Year’s resolution is to join hands with others to make the world a better place, start in your own backyard. Big change can come from small scale refurbishing and the lives you save will repay your kindness with fruit, food, erosion control, and an increase in oxygen from the bevy of plant offspring produced by pollination. The Habitat Heroes program. Encourages gardeners to practice wildscaping, a form of...
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I am a wife, Mom to two precocious tots and a Certified Master Gardener. Gardening is my therapy and one of my greatest joys. I make mistakes of course, but do my best to learn from them and move forward with as much grace as muddy jeans will allow. Friday, January 6, 2017. Container Gardening in Winter. I am not an active winter gardener. There is nothing I dislike more than spending time outside in below freezing temperatures. That said, I enjoy fresh, winter greens. See my dilemma? The spinach has not...
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Gardening a Library on the Hill. A middle-age, middle-class, midlling eccentric woman on gardening, libraries, crafts, books, liberal Episcopalian dilemmas, Chestnut Hill and who knows what may take my fancy. Wednesday, July 12, 2006. Good things coming, Good things here, Good things leaving. Last of all, the Acanthus spinosus, spiny bears-breeches, I'd planted ? It was early, very early in my garden-making,) has sent up a flowering shoot. I had given up hope for blossum and reconciled myself to its ...
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