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Blended Garden

June 15, 2021
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Creating A Blended Garden What is a blended garden? A blended garden simply put is the integration of fruits, vegetables, and herbs into an existing landscape. By incorporating these plants into your landscape – you can combine the practicality of growing your own food with the visual appeal of traditional flowers and plants. Whether creating a new bed or planting...

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Roses

June 15, 2021
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Roses: By Any Other Name Would Smell as Sweet Roses are a great addition of color, fragrance, and texture into your garden landscape. With a multitude of sizes, colors, and bloom clusters, one could work a rose into any gardening situation. Options ranging from your lower growing shrub and ground cover roses all the way up to your climbers can...

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The Spotted Lanternfly

March 18, 2019
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Shinning A Light On The Spotted Lanternfly The Spotted Lanternfly is originally native to China, India, and Vietnam. It was actually  introduced into Korea in 2006, and by September 2014 it had made it way to the United States. Today it has now become an invasive species in Eastern PA and Southwestern NJ. This area includes Bucks, Montgomery, and Philadelphia...

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What’s the Difference Between Annuals and Perennials?

June 14, 2017
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Nothing enhances the beauty of a home more than a lush, gorgeous garden, but choosing the perfect plants can seem intimidating. It's not just as easy as picking out something pretty and hoping it will grow. Luckily, the horticulturists at Feeney's are here to take all the guesswork out of creating a beautiful flower bed.   Annuals and Perennials are two...

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Succulents

May 29, 2017
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The Beauty of Succulents Succulents have become the hottest trend setter with their unique textures, colors, bold forms and easy care maintenance. One of the trends that seem to be very popular is their use for weddings, from the bouquets to the centerpieces and the latest craze is making your fingernails into gardens. These versatile plants can be a great addition...

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Three Steps to Patio Décor Success

March 24, 2017
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With the right home décor, your patio can be a true outdoor living space, expanding a home's square footage and offering more room to entertain. Here are three tips to follow when decorating a patio. 1. Choose Double-Duty Furniture Homeowners should look for items like a small bench that serves as a shelf when it's not needed for seating or a...

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Find Out Which Plants Can Survive Pennsylvania Winters

February 7, 2017
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Horticulturists know which plants can survive the snow blizzards and below-freezing temperatures of Pennsylvania winters. These are some of their picks. Boxwood One of the most popular landscaping shrubs, this highly-adaptable greenery works well for hedges, topiaries and are deer resistant. The American and English Boxwoods are particularly well-suited for cold weather and with some protection from the wind, this will...

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Attracting Birds to the Garden

January 16, 2017
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Gardening for birds can bring great satisfaction and interest to the garden. There are three surprisingly basic requirements for success in attracting birds to your garden.   The three ingredients for success are food, water, and shelter. Gardener's have a distinct advantage in attracting birds. While everyone can put out bird feeders, a gardener can grow natural food that will be the...

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Seed Starting Tips

January 11, 2017
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Tips for Seed Starting Success Start seeds 6 to 10 weeks before you plant in the garden. Cool season crops like broccoli or lettuce can go into the garden before the last frost.  Warm season crops like tomatoes & peppers should not be planted until all danger of frost is past. Almost anyone can succeed by following the guidelines below...

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