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Email question this week, "WITH THE WARM WEATHER HERE LATELY, MY DAFFODILS HAVE POPPED UP ABOUT AN INCH ABOVE THE GROUND. SHOULD I TAKE MULCH AND COVER OVER THE DAFFODILS? IF I DON'T DO ANYTHING TO THEM WILL I STILL GET BLOOMS LATER ON?"
Daffodils and other spring flowering bulbs are pretty tough plants and can handle alot of warm to cold spells and still bloom in spring! Unless you packing ice around them, its impossible to slow them…
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Clumping Bamboo (Fargesia rufa) is a great plant to consider if are looking to create a hedge or screen. It also works well as a focal plant in a landscape bed. It's clumping habit makes it noninvasive in the landscape. It also has cool orange-red cane sheaths that add great color to the landscape. It will get 8-10' tall and eventually fill out to 6-8' wide. This plant will be available through Knollwood Gardens when spring gets here for real! Please support your local independent…
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Experience the magic of locally produced maple syrup
Winter at the Narrows Reserve always means maple sugaring season.
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Take a stroll down the trasplanting line with Theresa. She will explain the process on filling the container, planting, and sending them out into the greenhouse. For more info visit our website www.stockslagers.com. Also, be sure to "like" us on Facebook…
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Growing baby ginger in the home garden sure sounds interesting; but isn’t ginger a tropical plant that’s not suitable for the climates here in the U.S.? Well not exactly, farmers and gardeners across the country are discovering that they can raise a crop of fresh ginger under a wide range of conditions and climates!
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Here is a recent email question
"Issue: We have a new lawn at our new home, just sodded late last September. We got plenty of rain after sodding that helped seat the sod into the soil, however I am concerned because it was put in on top of clay dirt. We live in Miami County just north of Huber Heights in Bethel Township, and the soil here is not very good. The lawn looks pretty good right now, but, is there anything that I should do to asssure that the grass will be…
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This was a recent email question: "Hi Mark, I didn't get a chance to call you this morning on WHIO to ask my question so I thought I'd try this. I live in the country and there are a few stray cats in the area that like to use my flower boxes as their personal "litter box" My question is this: What can I do to prevent them from doing that and prevent their return? Is there a product that you are aware of that will help with that issue and not be a hazard to the vegetation. Thank…
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If you can't grow grass?...why not use Moss!

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Spring is less than 60 days away and gardentalkblog is ready to help you and make your gardening experience best ever! As of today, gardentalkblog has well over 1000 members and is getting over 3000 unique visits per month, even the winter time those are good numbers to be proud of! As we grow closer into spring we have special events planned on the blog, plus I have a very special incentive for all members to take part in!
For the next 2 weeks on GardenTalkBlog.com when you take part in the blog and contribute you will be rewarded! Here are the prizes!
#1 Member whom submits the most photo's will win a $50.00 gift card to "Mark Webber's Landscaping Nursery and Farm plus a $40.00 landscape consultation with me. http://gardentalkwhio.ning.com/photo
#1 Member whom submits the most video's to the blog will win a $125.00 28gal. Red Pointe Maple http://gardentalkwhio.ning.com/video
#1 Member that visits the site and is most active by being part in live chat events, adding content and etc. will win a Landscape Consultation a $40.00 a $125.00 28 gal. Autumn Blaze Maple http://gardentalkwhio.ning.com/
This contest will end 02/18/12, at 8:00am, I will announce the winners in the GardenTalkBlog chat room during Gardentalk!
If you even invite others to join this helps your rankings on the site and your chances to win! http://gardentalkwhio.ning.com/main/invitation/new?xg_source=tab
Plus I will being giving extra prizes to those whom are making extra contributions like tickets to the Dayton Home and Garden Show.
So I look forward to seeing more of you at gardentalkblog and helping this site become even better and the information offered even better than already offered! So get excited spring is coming and lets help you get more knowledge plus the chance to win some great prizes for being part of gardentalkblog.com
Sincerely Your Garden Guru!
Mark Webber
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Mark and Kim,
Thank you so much for all of the hard work the crew did yesterday at my home under not so nice weather conditions. As always, the landscape looks fantastic. Please thank your staff for me too.
This weather is something else! We can certainly be thankful, though, that we are not in Alabama or any of the states hit so hard by the recent tornadoes.
Thanks again; it looks beautiful.
Kathy R. Weisenbach
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