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Muehlenbeckia axillaries (Creeping Wire Vine)
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Question: I want to train a honeysuckle vine up a 10-foot post and onto a deck railing. Should I prune it to a couple of main stems?
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Instructions to make a wall in your garden using morning glories - submitted by Liz.
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| Acadiana Gardening: Gorgeous native maypop vines produce edible fruit The Daily Advertiser, LA - 48 minutes ago QUESTION: I have been told that maypop fruit is produced only by female passion vines. When selecting a plant, how can you tell the difference between a … |
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Question: I'm considering planting a hardy kiwi. Can you give me any tips on growing this plant — especially pruning?
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Author: eileen Posted: Sat Mar 31, 2007 7:28 pm (GMT 0) Hi there Dick. : You may not have been able to find the info as most fruit and berry bushes/vines/trees don't actually require fertilizer. The only thing that I put into the soil …
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Lifehacker linked to Frugal Gardening's vinegar uses in the garden post yesterday and while it's a good resource, it's certainly not an exhaustive list. Here's FG's list and then I shall add some other ideas from equally reputable …
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Frugal Gardening has come up with a half-dozen ways to use vinegar in your garden: anything from cleaning clay pots to keeping fresh cut flowers alive longer. Who knew vinegar was so useful? You can use in six ways in your garden alone! …
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Question: We are trying to train our Concord grapevines up over our arbor. The vines are two or three years old, and are starting to look untidy. What is the best way to prune and train them? Answer: Grapevines should be trained over a …
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