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Tag Archives: Temperature Extremes

Pine Needles Mulch

In The Garden Tips and Comments Posted on July 30, 2010 by MyarticleJuly 30, 2010

Mulch offers many benefits to crops and soil: insulation, shade, moisture retention, weed discount, and soil building. But when mulch is applied at the improper time or within the wrong form, it may well do more hurt than good. Use … Continue reading →

Posted in Gardening | Tagged Best Time, black garden mulch, Black Gold, black hardwood mulch, black mulch dye, black rubber mulch landscaping, Compost Mulch, Composted Materials, Crops And Soil, Dangerous Time, Improper Time, Insulation, Micro Organism, Moisture Retention, Organisms, Pine Needles, Seedlings, Soil Surface, Temperature Extremes, Thin Layer, Top Dressing, Topsoil, Vegetation, Weeds | Leave a reply

Plant Hardiness Zones: a Primer

In The Garden Tips and Comments Posted on May 15, 2010 by MyarticleMay 15, 2010

Plant hardiness zones will be a basic guide for choosing plants that would thrive in your vicinity, and these zones are determined by seasonal temperature extremes. Certain vegetables, for example, have to have long, cool spring evenings to start out, … Continue reading →

Posted in Gardening | Tagged Amp Electric, Choosing Plants, Cool Spring, Cucumber Plants, Department Of Agriculture, Electric Chipper Shredder, garden, Harvard University, home, Landscaping, lawn mower, Map Of The United States, Plant Hardiness Zone, Plant Hardiness Zones, Seasonal Temperature, Seasonal Temperatures, Seattle Washington, Spring Evenings, Temperature Extremes, United States Department, United States Department Of Agriculture, Weather Patterns, Zone 1 | Leave a reply

Dendrobium orchid care tips

In The Garden Tips and Comments Posted on August 1, 2009 by MyarticleAugust 1, 2009

The dendrobium orchids represent a major family with about 1200 species, they grow in regions between the southern, eastern and south-east Asia, including the Philippines, Borneo, Australia, New Guinea and New Zealand. Their name comes from the Greek words dendron … Continue reading →

Posted in Gardening | Tagged Australian Desert, Borneo, Containers, dendrobium orchid, dendrobium orchid care, dendrobium orchids, dendrobium orchids care, Dendrobiums, Environments, Excess Water, Flower Pot, Greek Words, Himalayas, New Guinea, Optimal Temperature, Orchid Care, Orchid Flower, Phalaenopsis Orchids, Pot Holder, South East Asia, Sunlight, Temperature Extremes, Tropical Forests | Leave a reply

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