It's National Garden Month! We're so excited to be celebrating gardening this month! Each week we will feature new and fun activities, ideas and articles that will help get you and your friends excited about gardening. Share it with your friends at NationalGardenMonth.org.
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Recently popular question and answer from our Q&A Archive: Little trees sprouting all over my yard
"We bought a house in Oct. Besides the overwhelming amount of Creeping Charlie, I've noticed that there are little trees sprouting up all over. I can't pull them up. The stubs are about an inch or two tall and I'm assuming the roots go down quite far. Can you let me know what I can do to get rid of both of my unwanted plant life? Can I zap the trees with a pesticide or do I dig them up?" - Click to read the answer
Articles you may enjoy:
Tulip Tips"The jewels of the spring bulb garden, tulips are available in a huge range of flower shapes, sizes, and colors. "
Quick and Easy Spring Greens"After a long winter of less-than-fresh vegetables, the thought of homegrown spinach, lettuce, mustard, and arugula makes my mouth water. "
Crocus"A sure sign of spring, crocuses have low-growing, colorful, cup-shaped flowers that are a welcome sight in garden beds and lawns."
The Lovely Dogwood"The beloved flowering dogwood tree, found in home gardens across the country, is just one of the many types of dogwoods. Some species are native to the United States."
Leeks- Too Good Not to Grow"Leeks have an unfair reputation for being complicated to grow. These delicious, mild-tasting, non-bulbing onion relatives are in fact easy to start from seed and, with some simple techniques, produce long, white stalks that taste great in traditional leek and potato soup, braised in wine, or chopped in casseroles and risottos."
Irises: Growing and Caring For"Irises are grown throughout the world. Perhaps the most commonly recognized is the bearded iris with thousands of registered cultivars."
for post #1399762 in "Do you have Hybridizing Goals?" by auratum
3 people gave for post #1398724 in "Daylily of the Day: Happy Returns" by SpringGreenThumb
3 people gave for post #1400294 in "Do you remember what first got you interested in gardening?" by Yardenman
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2 people gave for a photo of Rose (Rosa 'Octoberfest') by clcroses
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| Subject | OP | Area | Replies |
| How Many New Daylilies You Have Coming This Spring? | kousa | Daylilies forum | 47 |
| And the winners of the March 2017 raffle are.....! | dave | The March 2017 Not-A-Raffle-Raffle! | 40 |
| Do you have Hybridizing Goals? | auratum | Lilies forum | 26 |
| Daylily of the Day: Happy Returns | beckygardener | Daylilies forum | 22 |
| Mixed L. henryi crosses | Roosterlorn | Lilies forum | 20 |
| Northern Daylily Fans: Which evergreens do well for you? | LarryR | Daylilies forum | 19 |
| Semp Identification? | chadu82 | Sempervivum and Jovibarba forum | 18 |
| indoor plants help | VictoriaL | Ask a Question forum | 17 |
| Raised beds/sinking dirt | Barbalee | Ask a Question forum | 16 |
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Reminder: It's National Garden Month! We're so excited to be celebrating gardening this month! Each week we will feature new and fun activities, ideas and articles that will help get you and your friends excited about gardening. Share it with your friends at NationalGardenMonth.org.
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