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I’ve learned a bit about crop rotation but clearly didn’t know what to plant after strawberries. The year I started crop rotating, I planted strawberries after I harvested all of my tomatoes. But what to plant after strawberries? I didn’t know either but then did extensive research that I wanted to share with you here …

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Boxwood hedges, with their dark, green leaves and sturdy limbs, make a pleasing backdrop for other plants such as annuals, perennials, herbs, small fruits, and even vegetables. Whether your boxwoods are shaped into rectangles, spheres, cones, or more fanciful shapes, there is a huge choice for the landscaper and home gardener when it comes to …

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Boxwoods are beautiful, hearty plants that can be a great addition to any garden. However, they require a lot of care and attention if they’re going to thrive. This article will help you better understand the best time of year to plant boxwoods so you don’t end up with dead shrubs!   When to Plant …

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Boxwoods are one of the most popular dense, evergreen shrubs that thrive in formal and elegant landscapes, and with many varieties and forms for cultivation. The plants are famous for their foliage and the look they give your home when used as formal hedges or foundation plantings.   How To Plant Boxwoods? Plant boxwood shrubs …

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Grown from bulbs, not seed or slips, you should plant your bulbs when outdoor temperatures reach at least 70 degrees Fahrenheit (21 degrees Celsius). Caladiums are tropical plants that will not come forth until the soil has gotten warm enough. Like many plants, caladiums require very little care if they are planted at the right …

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Caladiums also called elephant’s ears or mother-in-law plants, are popular because they are both colorful and hardy. Since they originated in South America, they prefer warm temperatures and suffer in cold weather. If kept outside, the bulbs need to be buried about two inches deep. They need to be dug up again to winter indoors …

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Azaleas are a beautiful, budding plant that grows best in US Zones 6-10. They are resilient and produce bright, vibrant flowers season after season. An important part of planting azaleas is making sure to plant them at an acceptable distance so that their roots don’t run into each other and so that they don’t run …

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As soil goes, clay is dense and comprises tiny particles that combine tightly and keep water and air from flowing freely. It has good qualities and bad concerning the growth of your trees. Some trees thrive in the dense, nutrient-rich, heaviness of clay, while others need a lot of help when planting. For plants that …

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Belonging to the Araceae family, caladium offers a wide range of colorful foliage in a full spectrum of shades.  Perfect as a houseplant – some are so bright they look like flowers (check out the Thai Beauty for example) – they usually require a little special care to ensure they look their best.  High humidity …

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