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The newest Gardening Ideas By rock May 19, 2012 A tip for hydrangeas Remember to feed your hydrangeas acid fertilizer for blue blooms and alkaline for pink blooms. (no comments) (2) By Sharon May 18, 2012 Review: "and I shall have some peace there", a book by Margaret Roach Right up front I'll tell you this book is not a 'how-to' gardening book. It is, however, a book that might very well mirror every thought and fear that most of us gardeners have faced at one time or another. Let's take a look at a surprisingly fun, totally inspiring, and very personal glimpse into the soul of a New York businesswoman turned full time gardener. (13 comments) (6) By Trish May 17, 2012 "Watersorb" water crystals: A Review Being a natural skeptic, I wasn't sure if water crystals were really worth my money. Let's see if I changed my mind. (24 comments) (8) By rebeccag May 17, 2012 A Cayenne pepper tip If you have an area that mice or rats bother, you can keep them out using hot Cayenne pepper. They sniff an area and if they sniff up the pepper, they leave. Works well if you have them around your seedlings, under a bird feeder or in a work shed. It will not get rid of them, but it's an easy way to deter them. (one comment) (5) » Read more gardening ideas

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