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Hibiscus are sensitive plants that develop yellow leaves regularly for many reasons. Diagnosing the cause of yellow leaves on hibiscus can... -
July is a month of anticipation in North Florida, because most of our fall/winter crops are planted in August. There are only a few vegg... -
Amaranthus tricolor Joseph's Coat By Kor!An CC-BY-SA-3.0 via Wikimedia Commons I read a quote from an Englishman whose name I can... -
Planting in marl soil is challenging and time consuming, but it may be the only way to have a garden. Taking the steps to plant properly... -
I've been trying to get the courtyard cleaned up somewhat in preparation for seed planting. It's still not very pretty, but I'm ...
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