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In the drier seasons, spring and summer; if water conservation is an issue, concentrate on watering anything newly planted that year these plants should take priority over anything already established in the garden that will be better at taking care of itself. Of course during hot, dry periods it would be ideal to ensure everything other than the

Only if clear water is what you desire and you have very little patience.

No matter what your level of experience, you can have blooming beauty in your life. You need to have a clear idea about how your garden will look. Then pick a place, clear the ground, improve the soil and pick the right plant. Water them regularly, mulch and keep them fertilized.

Ideally fall is the best time of year to plant. The soil and air temperatures are cooler so there is less stress on the plant and "gardener". Also by planting in the fall many trees are not in an active growing state so they can get their roots established, and hopefully benefit from winter rains. Then they begin growing in the spring and are estab

In the drier seasons, spring and summer; if water conservation is an issue, concentrate on watering anything newly planted that year ? these plants should take priority over anything already established in the garden that will be better at taking care of itself. Of course during hot, dry periods it would be ideal to ensure everything other than the

Like people, plants are all different, and like living in different conditions. Our advice is always to pay close attention to what your garden is like and ?go with the soil?. If your garden has poor, sandy, free draining soil there is little point in trying to grow acid loving plants like azaleas and camellias. There are of course ways to change t