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I enjoyed learning about all the different ways to decorate your yard. Especially about arbors, trellis' and such and things to think about in using each of them.
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I really liked the section on decorating the garden. The do's and do not's were very helpful. Keeping things at a scale is a good tip.
I just learned that most vegetables need at least 6 hours of sunlight daily. That is amazing! : ) The Learning Center is truly and brilliantly helpful and so enlightening when it comes to gardening. : )
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I learned that herbs that do particularly well in container gardens include parsley, chervil, oregano and thyme!
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I learned that,"There are no absolutes when planting seeds other than the fact that most seeds require well drained soil, water and sunlight to grow and thrive. However, planting seeds indoors allows you more control of guaranteeing the success of your plants' growth!"
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I learned that for an indoor herb garden you need to check the soil regularly for moisture, and watered when necessary.
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I learned that hot water and vinegar is a good weed killer. We have gravel pathways that always need weeding. I shall give this a try and save my knees.
I learned you can make your own pesticides and herbicides with garlic and herbs, and I have to admit I never thought of recycling bath water - great idea!
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I learned this: When planting outdoor flowers remember some flowers grow better in shade than others, some need richer soil, and some need more water. So consider all these aspects before planting outdoor flowers
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Window boxes are great for an indoor herb garden because they fit nicely on a window sill and get plenty of natural light.
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I learned...Planting outdoor flowers isn’t difficult, but your soil must be properly prepared.
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I learned that not raking lawn clippings helps with water conservation. Thanks for the chance! :)
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I just learned that most vegetables need at least 6 hours of sunlight daily.
I learned that seed starting indoors increases success in getting a plant.
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I learned that they will help you design a deck and were to start to do so
herbs do best in container gardens
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I never thought about planting perennials in containers but now Im thinking that with our ugly winters I might start and then we wouldnt lose so many year to year.
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I learned that "Plants that do look particularly attractive in hanging garden baskets include impatiens, which thrives in the shade, petunias and lobelias, or plant deep green ferns and hardy geraniums."
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I learned that herbs that do particularly well in container gardens include parsley, chervil, oregano and thyme. Thanks for another great giveaway!
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The Learning Center.. .I watched video on how to stake up veggie plants...very informative
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I learned that containers for growing herbs indoors should match the height and shape of the plants to be grown.
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I learned you can plant veggies in hanging planters.
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I liked the decorating the garden section.
I learned that your soil must be properly prepared before planting
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I learned: "Parsley, sage, rosemary, thyme, basil and oregano are perfect herbs to use in an indoor herb garden"
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you can design your garden (veggie) practically or in a more artistic manner. I just planted mine in rows!
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I like the critter control section. Went to put my hands in the soil to plat a few things and a cat has been using my flower bed for a litter box!! That has got to stop!
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I learned that herbs are easily grown indoors as long as you pay attention to the drainage and check the moisture content.
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I learned Planters and containers lined with biodegradable coco fiber make an excellent home for a container vegetable garden because of its ability to absorb water efficiently. I will have to try that!
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i watched the video about tomatoe plants and learned some people plant tomatoes sideways
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I like the idea about adding a small citrus tree to a planter for vertical interest.
I learned that herbs can be grown indoors.
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I learned that cabbage, cauliflower and broccoli will be protected from the notorious cabbage moth if you plant sage or rosemary nearby.
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I learned that an essential element of good vegetable garden planning is to introduce companion planting to your patch.
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I learned about decorating my garden.
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I learned that basil is one of the herbs perfect for an indoor herb garden
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I learned that you must always start with a focal point in your garden, and build from there....
Indoor herbs include chervil, chives, marjoram and mint.
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-I learned: Parsley, sage, rosemary, thyme, basil and oregano are perfect herbs to use in an indoor herb garden. An indoor herb garden might also include chervil, chives, marjoram and mint.
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I learned that the soil in any indoor herb garden will also need to be checked regularly for moisture, and watered when necessary. Lastly, a well-planned indoor herb garden will thrive in any typical room temperature, however, remember to check the herb packaging for specific guidelines and care before setting up and indoor herb garden.
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I learned that lettuce grows great in container gardens
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I learned when choosing garden seeds think about what types of planters you will be using. Some garden seeds are specific for ground soil, while others do just fine in any type of container.
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I learned about container gardening, especially for herbs
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I enjoyed looking around the site--many great tips. I learned about: What to Plant in an Indoor Herb Garden. Thanks
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I learned about the do's & don'ts about outdoor garden decorating, and also that most vegtables need @ least 6 hrs of sunlight each day!!!((1955nursehjc4me(at)myway(dot)com)) TY!
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Learned a great tip: Vegetable garden tips for container colors: darker containers need more watering because dark colors absorb more heat. If you use a dark container, position it in a semi-shaded area. Thanks for the giveaway.
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I learned that herbs that do the best in container gardens are parsley, chervil, oregano, and thyme.
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I learned Tomato plants need some shade also in the hot afternoon
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I learned that the Antoinette multi-purpose planter can be used on decks, fences, or mailboxes.
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Good vegetable garden tips to follow include companion planting. Companion planting is recommended in all veggie gardens.
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I learned that Herbs that do particularly well in container gardens include parsley, chervil, oregano and thyme.
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Let mature flowers of annuals go to seed because many will pop up on their own again next year. So much for them being annuals.
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