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trees - How do I make Emerald Green Arborvitae grow as fast as . . . Thujas like a fair amount of "food" to jump start them after xfer transplant Purchase some sort of evergreen fertilizer product ("M Roots" is one name brand) that has a mycorrhiza element within it as these are the fungi that help with the nutrient transfer for a healthy plant
vegetables - Calorically dense crops that can be grown in southern . . . Alcohol has been made into a food group for reference more than anything; 7 calories per gram Straight across the board Best stuff with most nutrients, easiest to grow and get great harvests (at 4 calories per gram) that I grow are potatoes, beets, tomatoes, peppers, spinach, kale, cilantro, basil, squash especially the gourds
poisons - Is it safe to grow food plants near the road? - Gardening . . . I wouldn't be that concerned about exhaust with the road being 20+ feet away, but that's me (and this isn't professional advice) However, you could always put a giant hedge close to the road to stop much of the pollution from getting into your yard, if it turns out to be a problem Edit: Michael's answer reminded me of the mosquito trucks
How long will it take to grow branches back on a Green Giant? I just had an incompetent Arborist prune my Green Giant For some unknown reason he cut 4 branches totally off leaving a huge bald spot front and center of my row a arborvitaes They claim it will grow back by next year, but I do not believe this for a minute See the picture of the damage they did after I have been growing these for 7 years
Is there a way to encourage needle re-growth in fir trees? Stack Exchange Network Stack Exchange network consists of 183 Q A communities including Stack Overflow, the largest, most trusted online community for developers to learn, share their knowledge, and build their careers
pests - Are millipedes good or bad for the garden? - Gardening . . . Millipedes are detritivores and slow moving Most millipedes eat decaying leaves and other dead plant matter, moisturising the food with secretions and then scraping it in with its jaws However, they can also be a minor garden pest, especially in greenhouses where they can cause severe damage to emergent seedlings
pest control - Keeping rats from eating my plants - Gardening . . . The magnolias, spider plants, golden pothos, money tree leaves, peace Lily's, giant Thai elephant ear, and so many, many more I killed many previously with sticky traps (which I don't like to use because they also kill birds), and with metal traps, but after watching the screaming death of their mother the new brood has wised up to all my
compost - Can kitchen waste be used as manure? - Gardening . . . The food waste is not degraded and bacteria bugs in soil will try to degraded some while releasing bad smell Also it doesn't look good and require a long time to degrade too I should warn you, there will be plenty of bugs if you just dump the food to the soil
How do I stop my neighbors invasive weed (now a very large tree) from . . . As I noted, they're also much larger than the ones on the tree The main ID point is that giant ragweed dies in the winter, regardless of hardiness zone - once it sets seed, it's done One last point - the paper mulberry has two different shapes of leaves Expand teh photo and look at the 9 10 o'clock position and you'll see the non-lobed version
Any permanent solution in killing wild grape vines? I have 80 acre with over 3 4 bush trees situated about 1 mile from an old CN railway line (no longer in use) where people throw out their fruits among them, grapes