By donnabking February 26, 2016 | Repurpose Yogurt Cups into Small Plant Pots Save a few bucks, and do yourself and the landfill a favor. Save that yogurt cup. Instead of spending your hard earned cash on small single plant sized pots, just make a simple alteration and you are good to go. (244 words - Read the full article) |
By drdawg February 24, 2016 | Temporary Greenhouse Many people don't have the room for or don't want to/can't spend the money for a permanent greenhouse. Building a temporary one outside can be challenging because high winds can literally blow it away. Here is a solution to that dilemma. (718 words - Read the full article) |
By DavidLMO February 22, 2016 | Starting Seeds Indoors Under Fluorescent Lights Starting seeds indoors over winter can give you a leg up, save lots of money, and give you something to do in the dreary period. I grow from 500 to 1000 plants in my basement each year. A decent set up can be put together without spending a fortune. (1,068 words - Read the full article) |
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If you are looking for late blooming daylilies this is the place! I have several late and very late daylilies from them and most bloomed for the first time in 2015. My daylily season is now much longer (at least 6 weeks). Be mindful that if you buy the smaller size it will take an extra year after planting before they bloom. And many of their daylilies are named but not registered with the AHS.
We keep growing, because ATP is where all the excitement is these days! Check out these numbers from last week:
