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      <title>Thumb Not Green? Try These Gardening Ideas!  pest control new braunfels</title>
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        <![CDATA[<div class="post_content wiki_text">Performing necessary garden chores can be an excellent way of spending time together as a family. Kids will be amazed to see all those plants begin to grow. In short, gardening is a good way to get in touch with nature and spend more time outside. The following article will provide you with useful tips on easy gardening and how to incorporate others into this enjoyable pastime. <a href="http://www.austinpestandlawn.net">pest control new braunfels</a> There are many houseplants that need to be re-potted, but some prefer to stay in their existing pot. To see whether a plant needs more growing room, first remove it from its pot by turning it upside down and gently sliding it loose. If many roots are visible, you need to give your plant a larger home. However, if there are only a small amount of roots showing or none at all, your plant is doing just fine in its original pot.<br /><br />The prevent your dog from trampling through your garden, spray some old aftershave, perfume or other heavily scented things on the grass around your plants. Your dog will be less attracted to your garden when these scents overpower compost scents and other smells dogs like.<br /><br />If you only have room for a small garden and want a fruit tree, consider planting a dwarf tree. While many city lots especially have small gardens, it's so easy to find some room for these tiny little fruit trees. These trees start bearing fruit 3-5 years after planting, producing a full size fruit. Dormant trees should be planted in the spring and then watered well until they get established.<br /><br />Many people delight in the taste of fresh mint leaves, but become frustrated when the plant spreads wildly. You can slow down this growth by planting them inside a pot or container! Plant the container in the ground, but its walls will hold those roots captive, and will prevent the plant from engulfing your garden!<br /><br />Conserve water by watering your garden with rain water. A barrel or other large container works well to collect rainwater. In addition to helping the environment by employing the use of a natural resource, you are likely to also enjoy cost savings on your water utility bill every month. Think of this alternative choice; stay natural and save money.<br /><br />You can get new plants from root cuttings. During wintertime, when the roots are dormant, you should cut them. Use a knife that's sharp to get rid of the plant's longest and thickest roots. Cut the roots into two inch lengths. Place these cuttings on the surface of a seed tray that you have filled with grit and peat moss and water thoroughly. Cover thinly with grit and peat. Leave them in a cool area and in a month you'll have new seedlings. Plant these separately in little pots until they're ready to plant outside.<br /><br />If you find that you have soil that has high amounts of alkaline, mix used coffee grounds throughout the soil. Coffee grounds are an affordable means of adding acid to the soil so that it is pH-balanced. This solution will make the vegetables you grow healthier and more flavorful.<br /><br />The hobby of gardening can bring lifelong joy. As you gain valuable gardening experience and take in lots of information, your skills will only get better. </div>]]>
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