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4 Fantastic Blue Fescue Companion Plants

February 24, 2022 by Staff Writers

Blue fescue is a clump-forming ornamental true grass known for its fine-textured, blue-gray foliage and pale-yellow flowers. The foliage of this drought-tolerant species forms a dome shape with a tuft …

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Categories Plants, Uncategorized, Yard Tags Blue Fescue Companion Plants

Kentucky Planting Zones: What Planting Zone is Kentucky In?

February 26, 2022February 24, 2022 by Staff Writers
Kentucky Planting Zones

If you want to be successful at planting and growing plants, you have to determine the USDA hardiness zone of your area. That will help you know the climate in …

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Categories Gardening Tags kentucky planting zones

Winter Squash Companion Plants: 6 Plants to Pair With Winter Squash

February 26, 2022February 24, 2022 by Staff Writers
Winter Squash Companion Plants

Winter squash is everyone’s favorite winter vegetable. During gloomy and snowy days, butternut squash lasagna and acorn squash soup are comfort foods. But did you know that poor pollination of …

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Categories Gardening, Plants, Yard Tags Winter Squash Companion Plants

How Far Apart Do You Plant Colorado Blue Spruce Trees

February 26, 2022February 24, 2022 by Staff Writers
Colorado Blue Spruce Spacing

The spring season is approaching, and you have just got your Colorado blue spruce from the nursery. You may be wondering ‘how far apart do you plant Colorado blue spruce …

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Categories Trees, Yard Tags How Far Apart Do You Plant Colorado Blue Spruce Trees

How Far Apart to Plant Holly Trees: Tree Spacing Guide

February 26, 2022February 24, 2022 by Staff Writers
Holly Tree Spacing

So, you have decided to grow holly trees. That means you have located the right planting spot and have had the soil set in favorable conditions. Assuming all is in …

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Categories Trees, Yard Tags How Far Apart to Plant Holly Trees

Leek Companion Plants: What Plants Grow Well With Leeks

February 26, 2022February 23, 2022 by Staff Writers
Leek Companion Planting

Growing leeks in your garden can be exciting. These vegetables can help you add a new spin to your meals and soups, as they are similar to onions but sweeter …

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Categories Gardening Tags Leek Companion Plants

Camellia Companion Plants: What Plants Grow Well With Camellia

February 26, 2022February 23, 2022 by Staff Writers
Camellia Companion Planting

Camellias are attractive evergreen shrubs that produce elegant blooms that you can admire in the winter season. Not for anything, most gardeners refer to them as the “queens of winter …

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Categories Trees, Yard Tags Camellia Companion Plants

Zucchini Companion Plants: What Plants Grow Well With Zucchini

February 26, 2022February 23, 2022 by Staff Writers
Zucchini Companion Planting

Zucchini is known to be a prolific grower. Try planting seeds today and in just 45 to 55 days, you’ll have an abundant harvest enough to feed you and even …

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Categories Gardening, Plants Tags Zucchini Companion Plants

What Plants Grow Well With Tarragon?

February 24, 2022February 23, 2022 by Staff Writers
What’s Eating My Salvia?

Tarragon is a herb that belongs to the sunflower family and is related to carrots and fennel. It has bright green, spade-shaped leaves and small cones with white flowers. When …

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Categories Gardening, Plants, Yard Tags What Plants Grow Well With Tarragon?

Sweet Potato Companion Plants: What Plants Grow Well Together

March 2, 2022February 23, 2022 by Staff Writers
When to Plant Sweet Potatoes in Georgia

Sweet potatoes are starchy vegetables with a sweet taste that thrive in warm temperatures. While in some parts of the world, this tuberous plant is also called “yam,” the two …

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Categories Gardening, Plants, Tips and Tricks Tags Sweet Potato Companion Plants
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