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Dori DeCamillis on Instagram: “It’s daylily season! This is one of Scott’s seedlings. (New hybrid, not named)”
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Seeds or Seedlings? How to Get Your Garden Started
Growing delicious herbs and vegetables starts with knowing your goals and when you want to plant
How to pick out daylilies
Q: I love the flowers on daylilies, but the foliage is always so ugly. Are there any that have cleaner foliage and don't constantly have leaves turning brown? — Kankakee
how to transplant onion seedlings outdoors, onion seedlings update
In this video I will be showing you how I transplant onion seedlings into the raised bed out in the garden. I was squinting from the light outdoors, I was no...
What exactly is an OT Hybrid Lily (and what can it offer you)?
About flower farming, cut flowers, and floral arrangements for Sun Valley Floral Farms, which specializes in growing iris, lilies and tulips.
How to Divide Daylilies
These easy-to-grow perennials just got better with a wider-than-ever range of colors, shapes, and sizes
The Many Faces of Daylilies
Daylilies come in many lovely varieties. You're sure to find one of these popular perennials that works great in your garden. Here are some of the popular cultivars.
Planting Seedlings into the Grow Beds.
As I begin to write this post, I’m realizing I need to write a post about how I got the seedlings to germinate in the first place as that is an important part of the aquaponic gardening equat…
Grass, Weed or Seedling?
One of the hardest things in the Grass Collection at the Arboretum is weeding good grasses from the weedy ones. And when seedlings are added to the mix, this is what you get: in the photo, there is…
10 Steps to Starting Seedlings Indoors
Growing your own seedlings offers more flexibly and control over your garden allowing you to pick your favorites and grow the number of plants you need.
How to Start Seedlings Indoors
Have you wanted to begin growing plants indoors but don’t know where to start? Starting plants from seeds indoors isn’t difficult or complicated once you understand how the process works. You will need to start with the right growing medium, some containers, enough light, warmth and giving them the attention that they need<br>One note before you go out to buy your seeds: if this is the first time you've tried starting seeds indoors, don't buy too many. We suggest starting with a…
When to remove the fading foliage on your daylilies or agapanthus
The process is called "deadheading". They should look looking fresh and attractive.
How Do Plants Know Which Way Is Up And Which Way Is Down?
Plants have the uncanny ability to send their roots down and their shoots up, even if the seedlings are rotated. The plants are sensing gravity. But how?
5 Tips for Transplanting Vegetable Seedlings
Successfully transplant your seedlings into the garden bed with five simple steps.
How to Care for Cannabis Seedlings and Marijuana Plants
Discover how to care for marijuana plants in the seedling, vegetative, & flowering stages. Learn about marijuana seedlings and cannabis plant care with Leafly.
How to Transplant Seedlings to Your Garden
Another factor important to planting seedlings is timing. The days of last frost have pretty much come and gone... but not everywhere.
Essential Tips for Dividing Perennials
Have your daylilies called it a day? It may be time to divide your perennials. By dividing perennials, you'll have more healthy plants to grow, for free.
How To Harden Off Seedlings Before Planting Them In The Garden
Taking the time to harden off seedlings will ensure that your seedlings will survive the transition, and thrive in your garden.
Gardening: How to shop wisely when buying seedlings or ‘starts’
Many gardeners don’t start all their plants from seed. We buy “starts,” or seedlings — nursery-grown plants to transplant into our gardens and containers.
How to save your seedlings when they're long, thin and pale
Legginess is often an indication that your seedlings will fail to thrive once they are transplanted.
