Episode of the Week
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October 30th, 2010
What does garden design really mean? See how landscape architect C.L. Williams puts it into personal perspective. Trisha shows how to use comfrey as a fertilizer as a nutrient-rich fertilizer, topical medicinal remedy, and hair rinse. She explains how to grow stevia, a natural sweetener.
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Plant of the Week: Dahlberg Daisy
Tips of the Week
- Weed! Spring weeds are coming up like crazy. You'll save yourself a lot of work later if you pluck or hoe them as you see them.
- Divide crowded spring-blooming perennials, including coneflower, gallardia, and yarrow.
- Plant carrots, onions, lettuce, spinach, dill, arugula, cilantro, lemon balm, and chamomile.
- It's an excellent time to plant trees and shrubs. Just be sure to keep them watered well as we head into winter.
- Best to wait a few more weeks to move trees and shrubs that need a better location. It will be much easier on them if you wait until it's cooler and they are dormant.
- Since it's so dry, water your fruit trees to guarantee best production next spring.
- Fertilize the lawn.
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Question of the Week
What is this weed and how do I get rid of it?
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