Nine fabulous flowering vines

Article Abstract:

Vines are useful in brightening up a yard, creating shade, producing fragrance or making a place private. Depending on the variety, the type of support for their climbing can be a trellis, wire, lattice or other plant. Nine vines are described.

Climbing plants

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Your friend the nematode

Article Abstract:

Beneficial nematodes occur naturally in the soil and can act as excellent pest-control agents for organic gardeners. Tips on handling nematodes and targeting pests for control are given, along with a list of companies that sell them.

Usage, Control, Nematoda, Nematodes, Garden pests, Beneficial insects

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Sing a song of blueberries

Article Abstract:

Blueberry bushes come in several different varieties. Tips on planting, fertilizing, selecting a variety, and pruning are given, along with instructions for avoiding pests and loss of berries to birds.

Cover Story, Blueberries

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