Tips For Gardening Through the Seasons

Seeding and Harvesting in order to reproduce and harvest seeds when capsules turn brown.Remove the seeds heads and separate the chaff store small amount of the seeds in recycled film canisters.

Label the canister with the type of seed that being stored, keep the seeds dry.Place the seed storage containers in refrigerated areas, keep seeds in cool areas.Some seeds, like walnuts, require stratification to germinate. One method of stratification is to place the walnuts in moist sand.

When Summer begins and your plants are in bloom check for problems and start protecting your garden from weeds and parasites. Horsetail weeds spread quickly expressly in wet areas. Another weed to look out for is creeping Charlie often grow in shaded areas.

In order to protect your lawn from weeds

1. Pull weeds by hand, out of soft soil
2. Apply weed preventer to your flower bed
3. Broad-leave weeds can be controlled by the spraying selective herb ride
4. Or just us a sharp hoe to slice the weeds by the root and dig up

Look out for insects that can harm your lawn because insect population on plants is low you can pick them by hand make sure to wear gloves. After pulling the insect of your plants, you can just drop the insect in to Soapy water.

Winter Planting Growing And Transplanting Seedlings

Avoid Pulling The Seedling From the Soil pack, use anbutter knife or pencil to pry the plant out of its wooden label.Once you removed the seedling from the soil mix hold them gently by the leaves to pervent root damage.Place seedling in a hole that large enough to acommodate the roots then Gently firm the soil around the seedling and water it.Leaf Cutting:

Planting seeds midway throw the Winter Season is a great way to ensure that when spring begains your Flower bed or Garden is in bloom.

In order to plant Pregrown Plants inside your garden: divide a Piece of lily with a large knife, cut the root into mass sections.Replant each section into different holes inside your garden bed. To divide, dig the entire plant up. Wash the soil from the roots to allow easier separation and to see the root system. Cut the root system into Different section with a large knife or you can pull apart the roots. Space and divid and plant in holes that are 18 inches or more apart Backfill around the plant with soil and then you must rewater the plants.
To stop crowding of all ready planted plants:
Carefull dig up the plants and replant them
Make sure you look for dieases, signs of unhealth plant

Leaf blight
Shoot blight
Leaf spoot
Fruit rot
Fruit spot
Canker
Vascular wilt
Crown gall
Root Rot