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Cure Bitter Pit on Apple Trees

Dark depressions in the skin of your apples and brown sports dotted throughout the flesh are typical of bitter pit on your apples. Cure Bitter Pit on Apples with these tips and good cultivation methods

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Different Methods For Dealing With Slugs

If Frank Bruno was a gardener he would slug slugs with more than one punch at once.

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Composting Moss and Other Moss Cures

Composting moss is not a cure. Treat the cause not the effect to reduce moss in your garden.

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The Best Time To Water Your Garden

With water restrictions and droughts imminent water your at risk plants not the garden

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Five Soil Types

Which of these five soil types do you garden with

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Red Spider Mite Control and Prevention

There are a lot of things to go wrong with plants in the greenhouse but a red spider mite infestation is one of the most frustrating. This tomato plant in India has had its day. Basic Information on Red Spider Mite Plants such as tomatoes, cucumbers and strawberries grown indoors in poly-tunnels or greenhouses are [...]

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Moss in Your Lawn – You Are Not Alone

Get sympathy and tips if you have moss in your lawn. If your lawn is moss free read these tips to keep it that way.

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Garden Frost the Pros and Cons

Most things in the garden have good and bad points and you can work with the good aspects of frost with these tips

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Homemade Organic Garden Sprays

If you do not want to use chemical sprays on your vegetables and plants try DIY organic sprays. Here are several organic sprays you can use and tips on the type of sprayer to use.

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Tips for Dealing with Slugs and Snails

Slugs and snails have tremendous appetites for devouring your plants. The younger, tastier and more precious your plants the more likely they are to go for them. Young lettuce seedlings seem to be very tasty and a whole row can be devoured overnight by these innocuous critters.

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