http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/-t1.htm Fri, 26 Jun 2009 02:43:13 GMT 10 http://i32.servimg.com/u/f32/11/89/78/18/thechi11.jpg http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/-t1.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/plants-from-around-the-house-t386.htm Dustin Biery The potting shed Fri, 26 Jun 2009 02:43:13 GMT http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/plants-from-around-the-house-t386.htm#3099 http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/plants-from-around-the-house-t386.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/harry-lauder-s-walking-stick-a-plant-lovers-plant-t384.htm tree68 Harry Lauder's Walking Stick, a Plant Lovers Plant If you're familiar with Harry Lauder's Walking Stick you know what an interesting and sometimes seemingly bazaar plant it is. But have you ever seen one grown single stem as an ornamental tree? Harry Lauder's is truly a plant lovers plant and every garden should have one. I like to train them into single stem trees because with the twisted branches and the twisted stem they make for one of the most interesting pieces ... The potting shed Wed, 17 Jun 2009 22:57:35 GMT http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/harry-lauder-s-walking-stick-a-plant-lovers-plant-t384.htm#3086 http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/harry-lauder-s-walking-stick-a-plant-lovers-plant-t384.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/tips-on-growing-weeping-pussy-willow-from-cuttings-t383.htm tree68 Tips on Growing Weeping Pussy Willow from Cuttings. On this page you'll find information on how to grow Weeping Pussy Willow from cuttings and tips with photos on how to train them to grow upright. http://www.freeplants.com/weeping-pussy-willow.htm Talk about a plant that sells like hotcakes! First of all, if you haven't yet built yourself a Homemade Plant Propagation System, then please do. You'll be amazed at how easy it is to propagate all kinds of plants in ... The potting shed Wed, 10 Jun 2009 00:00:38 GMT http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/tips-on-growing-weeping-pussy-willow-from-cuttings-t383.htm#3076 http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/tips-on-growing-weeping-pussy-willow-from-cuttings-t383.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/changing-the-color-of-hydrangeas-t380.htm tree68 Changing the Color of Hydrangeas Unlike most other blooming plants, the color of some hydrangea blossoms can be controlled or changed. This is accomplished by regulating the acidity of the soil. However, not all hydrangea varieties can change color. Those that are naturally white will remain white no matter what the soil type they are grown in. Most hydrangea blooms tend to subtly change color as they mature, but only those that are naturally pink or blue can be made to completely ... The potting shed Tue, 19 May 2009 12:02:42 GMT http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/changing-the-color-of-hydrangeas-t380.htm#3059 http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/changing-the-color-of-hydrangeas-t380.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/it-s-spring-vegetable-gardening-outside-the-lines-t373.htm tree68 Vegetable Gardening Outside the Lines Now that Spring planting season is upon is, it's time to plan the vegetable garden. You may have already chosen what to plant this year, but have you decided where to plant those vegetable seeds and seedlings? Traditionally a vegetable garden is planted in rows. When I helped my mother plant the garden, we used string tied to stakes to ensure that the rows would be nice and straight. One row for beans, another row for peas, ... The potting shed Tue, 28 Apr 2009 23:11:22 GMT http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/it-s-spring-vegetable-gardening-outside-the-lines-t373.htm#3021 http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/it-s-spring-vegetable-gardening-outside-the-lines-t373.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/gardening-to-attract-birds-t359.htm tree68 Gardening to Attract Birds Feeding wild birds is a wonderful activity all year long, but the birds especially appreciate your efforts in winter and spring when natural food sources are scarce. Providing food for birds not only helps the birds, but all of the bird activity and their bright colors and chatter will liven up an otherwise drab winter backyard. Hanging out birdfeeders and filling them with birdseed may not be enough to attract birds to your yard. In ... 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The potting shed Wed, 03 Dec 2008 01:42:06 GMT http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/christmas-tree-planting-tips-t331.htm#2733 http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/christmas-tree-planting-tips-t331.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/tips-for-growing-pretty-apples-t305.htm tree68 Tips for Growing Pretty Apples Many people want to grow their own apples, but it can be very disappointing when the apple crop is damaged by insects and disease. The fruit can become so disfigured and blemished that it is no longer edible. Choosing a disease-resistant apple tree variety is the first step in producing pretty apples. You will find an assortment of apple varieties these days that are resistant to some of the more common apple tree ailments, such as ... The potting shed Fri, 07 Nov 2008 23:14:25 GMT http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/tips-for-growing-pretty-apples-t305.htm#2465 http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/tips-for-growing-pretty-apples-t305.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/late-fall-planting-and-transplanting-tips-t296.htm tree68 Late Fall Planting and Transplanting Tips People are asking; "Is it too late to plant?" The answer is no. You can plant right up until the ground freezes. If you have a plant in a burlap ball or a container, that plant is going to be much happier in the ground than on top of the ground. Even if the ground is cold and almost frozen. When planting do not apply any fertilizer, and make sure you don't plant too deep. The top of the root ball should be ... The potting shed Tue, 04 Nov 2008 04:20:55 GMT http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/late-fall-planting-and-transplanting-tips-t296.htm#2363 http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/late-fall-planting-and-transplanting-tips-t296.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/tips-your-lawn-and-lawn-mower-winter-t290.htm tree68 7 Tips for Getting Your Lawn and Lawn Mower Ready for Winter 1. Lower your lawn mower blade. Over the summer you probably had your mower blade raised up pretty high, but before winter you want to get your grass cut down lower so the lawn gets good air circulation and you don't get snow mold. 2. Sharpen your mower blade. Having a sharp mower blade isn't super important right now, but come spring and summer you want that blade sharp so it cuts the grass and doesn't ... The potting shed Tue, 28 Oct 2008 08:26:06 GMT http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/tips-your-lawn-and-lawn-mower-winter-t290.htm#2277 http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/tips-your-lawn-and-lawn-mower-winter-t290.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/miniature-roses-t273.htm tree68 I've been working really hard on this special offer, and I promise, it will be available soon. But only on a very limited basis. As a long time subscriber you will hear about it first, and maybe the only time. I don't know if I will be able to make this offer again, so make sure you check it out: http://clicks.aweber.com/y/ct/?l=OKhrO&m=1eaxVqd6t.YPGX&b=TWfwb2S7Pf8PzSo79ga22w ... you can be the "go to person" ... The potting shed Tue, 21 Oct 2008 01:02:44 GMT http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/miniature-roses-t273.htm#2093 http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/miniature-roses-t273.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/fall-rose-plant-care-by-mike-mcgroarty-t267.htm tree68 Fall Rose Plant Care Proper care of rose plants in the fall will help ensure that your plants come back strong and healthy next spring. Roses love the warm days and cool nights in the fall and often put out their best blooms for fall enjoyment. Fall weather encourages the plants to form more perfect blossoms, but the weather can also encourage blackspot, one of the most common rose problems. Blackspot can defoliate a rose plant, and a plant that loses its leaves too ... The potting shed Tue, 30 Sep 2008 03:20:54 GMT http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/fall-rose-plant-care-by-mike-mcgroarty-t267.htm#1952 http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/fall-rose-plant-care-by-mike-mcgroarty-t267.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/grow-your-own-poultry-forage-t263.htm tree68 I found this in BYP (aussie chicken message board) I found this information on the Greenharvest website and thought it would be of interest to us all. You can buy the seeds of all the plants suggested off their website. I find that my ducks are great in the orchard and in the vegetable gardens as well. Keeping snails and slaters and bugs away as well as providing the eggs and manure. GROWING YOUR OWN CHOOK FOOD Keeping chooks supplies you with organic free-range eggs and chicken ... The potting shed Wed, 24 Sep 2008 11:59:09 GMT http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/grow-your-own-poultry-forage-t263.htm#1913 http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/grow-your-own-poultry-forage-t263.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/how-to-get-plants-you-rooted-t262.htm tree68 How to get all those plants you rooted this summer ready for winter. patty, if you been using my Homemade Plant Propagation System http://www.freeplants.com/homemade-plant-propagation.htm to root cuttings of your favorite plants this summer, it's time to start thinking about getting those small plants ready for winter. If you haven't yet built yourself a Homemade Plant Propagation System, do so now because you can also use it to root hardwood cuttings over the winter. ... The potting shed Tue, 23 Sep 2008 10:32:37 GMT http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/how-to-get-plants-you-rooted-t262.htm#1909 http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/how-to-get-plants-you-rooted-t262.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/planting-tulips-and-other-spring-bulbs-in-warmer-climates-t261.htm tree68 Planting Tulips and Other Spring Bulbs in Warmer Climates by Mike McG. For many folks, Spring hasn't truly arrived until the first tulips and daffodils have begun to bloom. But despite the early springs in growing zones 7 and warmer, many spring bulbs don't do well in warmer climates without a bit of special care. Tulips are native to Central Asia, although these days many tulip bulbs originate in The Netherlands. The long, cool springs in Central Asia and The Netherlands ... The potting shed Tue, 16 Sep 2008 03:28:20 GMT http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/planting-tulips-and-other-spring-bulbs-in-warmer-climates-t261.htm#1904 http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/planting-tulips-and-other-spring-bulbs-in-warmer-climates-t261.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/hosta-by-mike-mcgroarty-t260.htm tree68 How and When to Divide Hosta If you've got Hosta that are growing so tightly that the center of the plants has died out, it's time to divide them. Division is a simple plant propagation technique that is exactly as it sounds. You dig the plant up and divide the root ball into multiple pieces. This technique only works with plants that have multiple crowns emerging from the ground. Most perennials fall into this category, flowering shrubs and trees do not. If you ... The potting shed Tue, 09 Sep 2008 11:17:34 GMT http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/hosta-by-mike-mcgroarty-t260.htm#1901 http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/hosta-by-mike-mcgroarty-t260.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/growing-japanese-maple-trees-in-pots-mike-mcgroarty-t255.htm tree68 Growing Japanese Maple Trees in Pots Many people enjoy the beauty of Japanese Maple trees, but some folks don't have room for another tree in their landscape, or they may be apartment dwellers who don't have a yard. Fortunately for these folks, there are many dwarf and semi-dwarf varieties of Japanese Maples that can be grown quite well in containers. Any Japanese Maple can be grown in a pot, but the smaller varieties have naturally smaller root systems and will reside ... The potting shed Thu, 28 Aug 2008 02:14:35 GMT http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/growing-japanese-maple-trees-in-pots-mike-mcgroarty-t255.htm#1858 http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/growing-japanese-maple-trees-in-pots-mike-mcgroarty-t255.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/hydrangeas-mike-mcgroarty-t253.htm tree68 patty, here's a retirement income idea that works! Here's away to turn $100 into $825 in just one year. All you have to do is buy 166 small plants for 60¢ each and sell them a year later for $4.97. And trust me, they sell quickly and easily at $4.97. One of my customers just sold $790 worth of plants in one day, in the middle of summer! But here's the best part! You only have to buy those plants once in your lifetime, because after you buy the first batch you ... The potting shed Wed, 20 Aug 2008 23:43:19 GMT http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/hydrangeas-mike-mcgroarty-t253.htm#1845 http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/hydrangeas-mike-mcgroarty-t253.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/more-from-mike-mcgroarty-growing-squash-t248.htm tree68 Why Some Summer Squash Doesn't Mature It happens all too often. You'll see big blossoms on your summer squash plants and tiny little squashes forming behind the blossoms. But after a few days the blossom dries up and the tiny squash shrivels and turns brown. Why does this happen? There are a number of reasons why this may be occurring in your garden. The first thing to consider is the weather. Extreme temperatures of below 55 degrees or above 85 degrees while ... The potting shed Tue, 12 Aug 2008 23:49:23 GMT http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/more-from-mike-mcgroarty-growing-squash-t248.htm#1766 http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/more-from-mike-mcgroarty-growing-squash-t248.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/oh-my-oh-my-oh-my-greenhouse-t202.htm Deb Guess what dear friends!!!!!!!!!! I am a member of freecycle and a listing came up for a 12x12 hoop style greenhouse, all hardware included. I replied immediately and was the first one to reply! I got it!!!!!!!!!! I just got home from picking it up. The ad was wrong, it is a 12x20 greenhouse!!!!!! It's HUGE!!! I can have fresh veggies all winter long. I can even sell veggies from it during the cold winter months and make a few pennies off of it. I can also close off a chunk of it for some chooks ... The potting shed Sun, 25 May 2008 02:35:32 GMT http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/oh-my-oh-my-oh-my-greenhouse-t202.htm#1331 http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/oh-my-oh-my-oh-my-greenhouse-t202.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/earwigs-by-mike-mcgroarty-t228.htm tree68 Controlling Earwigs in Your Garden and Yard Earwigs are unwelcome guests in most everyone's garden or home. These ¾" long, reddish brown insects look particularly formidable, with their rear pincers and quick movements. Earwigs can damage your plants, but they rarely bite people. Their name comes from an old European superstition that these nocturnal insects will crawl into the ears, and then into the brains, of people while they sleep. (Remember the chilling ... The potting shed Tue, 05 Aug 2008 05:55:20 GMT http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/earwigs-by-mike-mcgroarty-t228.htm#1559 http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/earwigs-by-mike-mcgroarty-t228.htm http://thechickenpalace.forumotion.com/the-potting-shed-f21/email-from-mike-mcgroarty-japanese-maple-collection-t226.htm tree68 patty, I worked really hard for you this week. I made you a video showcasing my Japanese Maple Collection. And for those that prefer still photos I put up a new web page that features my Japanese Maple Collection. But I need for you to do me a favor. Pretend that you don't see those silly tennis shoes on my feet. I call those my outdoor slippers, and they weren't supposed to make it into the pictures. I hope you enjoy these pictures as much as I enjoy these beautiful ... 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