Archive for the ‘Gardening Tips’ Category

Growing Sweet Peas is no Rocket Science

Posted on May 16th, 2012 by kikonja

Gardening is an easy job once you know the basics. After learning the basics you can kick start the job and you will continue to learn from your own experiences and soon you will be in a position to give tips to others as we all know that experiences teach a lot more than books. [...]

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Growing Bananas, Looks Like Very Easy!

Posted on May 1st, 2012 by kikonja

It is a fantastic work to grow bananas for all ages. It is just a fun to grow them. They may grow at their striking rate.  Whereas, in colder climates, they are optimistic about sunny windowsills  or glass house, and in hot weather all around the year, they are seemed to show an perfect for [...]

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Cucumber Growing Tips and Techniques for Gardeners

Posted on April 26th, 2012 by kikonja

Gardeners have to watch the weather, when they are Growing Cucumbers in their gardens. By their nature, cucumbers come up with many uses in the daily human life. Mostly, cucumbers are used as an appetizer, some people just eat raw cucumber, some use them with salads, or lastly they can be use in the making [...]

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How to Care for Odontoglossum Orchids

Posted on May 14th, 2011 by kikonja

The Odontoglossum Alliance is a huge group of orchids, at the centre of which is the genus Odontoglossum. These plants will readily interbreed with many other closely related genera, producing some of the most complex hybrids in the orchid kingdom. Sometimes up to seven or eight different genera have been involved in producing a hybrid [...]

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How to Grow Lycaste and Anguloa Orchids

Posted on May 2nd, 2011 by kikonja

The genus Lycaste has always been popular with amateur growers. These Orchids are easy to grow, flower freely and have large decorative blooms. They are found mainly in the Andes of South America, with numerous representatives as far north as Guatemala and tropical Mexico. The plants grow either as terrestrial orchids or as epiphytes, depending [...]

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The Art of Indoor Gardening

Posted on April 9th, 2011 by kikonja

Not all of us are lucky enough to have a garden or perhaps have one which is not easy to use for growing things. However, this should not be something that stops you from growing plants. You can have a lot of fun with producing lovely plants, flowers and even growing fruits, vegetables and herbs. [...]

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Tips on Growing Asparagus

Posted on April 1st, 2011 by kikonja

Asparagus is a herbaceous perennial plant that is native to the Europe, Africa and Asia. Asparagus is cultivated as a vegetable crop across the globe. Asparagus can be grown from 100 – 150 cm in height. Asparagus has been grown as a vegetable and medicine since a long time ago. Asparagus can be propagated through [...]

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Growing Lychee Fruit

Posted on March 21st, 2011 by kikonja

The Lychee is a tropical and subtropical fruit tree which belongs to member of the Litchi in the soapberry family. Lychee is can be found in tropical countries in Asia, and Mexico. The Lychee fruit has a fragrance smell and sweet taste. The Lychee tree can be grown from seeds. Despite that, Lychee tree grown [...]

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How to Grow Organic Tomatoes?

Posted on March 7th, 2011 by kikonja

During the season of summer eating fresh, ripen and organic home grown tomatoes is one of the pure joys for many people all around the world. Many people consider growing tomatoes within their homes as they are used in making of salads, salsas and spaghetti sauces. Tomato plants are very versatile as they can be [...]

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How to Create a Sensory Garden?

Posted on January 19th, 2011 by kikonja

Sensory gardens are created with the help of plants that possess special sensory qualities that can stimulate our sense of smell, touch, sight, sound and taste. Using up of sensory plants really helps to give a natural look to the garden and also make that particular area a pleasing area for many visitors. Moreover, these [...]

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