MacCubbin gives Florida gardening advice on peach trees, nun’s orchids, delphiniums, camellias, maple trees, liriope, ferns ...

Brighten up the shaded areas of your yard with shade-loving, flowering woodland plants. Here are some plants (with ...

To stimulate the root development of newly planted palms - which hugely ... effectively and keep them from many nutrient deficiencies. How do I use palm tree fertilizer spikes? To use palm tree ...

March, there were 600 excited gardeners picking from 150 kinds of seeds. If you missed it, there are more free seeds catalogued on the third floor of the main library and at the branches in Pine ...

and beneficial soil microbes in a form uninterruptedly available to your fig trees. EarthPod breaks down and delivers the slow-release directly to the root zone of these trendy houseplants. Like other ...

The fertilizer, on the other side, doesn't riskily burn the roots or leaves as seen on liquid ... Insert one of these spikes into the soil around each tree's drippings in the early spring when your ...

In nature, orchids that are epiphytes grow on trees or rocks and the roots seldom touch the ground ... up to 50 flowers and there can be 12-25 spikes on a plant putting on quite a spectacular ...

Peperomia grow in the tropical understory or in the rotting wood of trees ... Dilute the fertilizer to half-strength and apply once every four weeks. Remove any spent flower spikes as well ...

Dry applications of fertilizer are commonly in the form of spikes, capsules, or granules and they are the ... They are also hassle-free and don’t burn the tree root system. Liquid Applications Of ...

For the next several months, the plant begins to produce first male flowers, which are grouped in spikes, and then female flowers, which form their own clusters. The male flowers fertilize the female ...

A common question I receive is, “How should I fertilize my trees or shrubs?” The answer, as with many gardening questions, is ...