Seattle resident Greg Shaw has grown giant pumpkins nearly every year since 1980. His pumpkin patch sprawls over a city lot, ...

You will want to start your seeds in peat pots, which are typically made out of peat moss. When the plants are ready to go outside, no transplanting is necessary because you will plant the peat pot ...

Are you yearning to infuse your garden with a burst of vibrant color? Look no further than zinnia flowers. These dazzling ...

Many local authorities reject even non-black plastic pots, which has led to the development ... The main problem for botanist Dr Trevor Dines is the use of peat in composts. The earthy substance ...

So why do gardeners still buy peat-based products? "Some gardeners just buy the cheapest to fill up their pots and tubs for the summer - peat-free ones are usually more expensive because they have ...

Geraniums can also be over-wintered as cuttings. Use a sharp knife or pruning shears to take 3- to 4-inch cuttings from the ...

and pots filled in May will usually last into September before the fertiliser starts to run out. After this, supplement with a liquid feed to keep your plants looking good until the first frosts. Our ...

Finally, perhaps it’s just the time of day when you took the photo, but it appears that large trees may have grown out and ...

Ever wondered whether you could grow a citrus tree from a pip, or revitalise a shop-bought pot of herbs, or if slugs will ...

you may notice a few differences from using peat. You will need to water carefully as the top of the compost can often look dry or wet, but the rest of the pot could be wet or dry. Get used to putting ...

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