The ultimate perennial

Article Abstract:

Daylilies are probably the hardiest yet easiest to grow perennials. They bloom on sun-baked soil and abandoned sites and can be transplanted even at the height of summer. Old blooms and flower stems as well as leaves or mulch around the base should be removed to guarantee minimal transplant shock.

Appreciation, Perennials, Perennial plants, Plant propagation, Daylilies

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Tomato tips

Article Abstract:

Several tips on how to make tomato plants healthy and productive are discussed. Tomato plants should be checked daily, and watered with a soaker hose or a drip irrigation system. Mulching is good for the plants but excess fertilizer may kill them.

Environmental aspects, Vegetables, Tomatoes

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Lawnmower checklist

Article Abstract:

Most people do not bother to conduct routine maintenance on their lawnmowers. This habit not only lessens the efficiency of the mower but can even make it dangerous to operate. Several tips on proper lawnmower maintenance are presented.

Maintenance and repair, Lawn mowers

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