August 26, 2017 |
Weekly news from the National Gardening Association |
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"I moved to California several years ago but was not especially interested in flowers until I bought my own home. My question is: I have Impatiens growing in the front of my house. At one time they were growing profusely but now look to me like they are dying off. A friend said I could just cut them back and they would start growing again. Can I do this or do I need to dig them up and replant? I know I have a lot to learn yet and appreciate any help you can give me." - Read the answer |
ARTICLES TO READ |
![]() We have launched a brand new Q&A feature for our members to enjoy. Ask questions, give answers, post comments on existing answers, and vote on your favorite items. ![]() What you dry is just as important as how you dry it. The drying techniques that I describe work for all flowers- come join the fun! ![]() When thinking about fall tree maintenance, think unstaking and untying, unwrapping, unmulching and unbinding. ![]() Everyone seems to want to grow herbs these days. And why not? Even just a few pots of herbs indoors can supply you with wonderful flavors and herbal gifts through the rest of the year. |
AWESOME NEW PHOTOS FROM THIS WEEK |
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NOTABLE DISCUSSIONS FROM OUR FORUMS |
NEW CORPORATE NGA MEMBER: |
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Do you own or work for a gardening company? Learn more about the benefits of joining as a corporate member.
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THE NUMBERS FROM LAST WEEK: |
763 members joined. 4,753 posts written in our forums. 728 photos posted to the plant database. 1,172 plants added to personal inventory lists. |