Over watering ranks first in causes of houseplant demise because it causes roots to rot. Most plants are tough so they can recover from under watering with only the loss o

Trust Your Plants They Know How To Grow!
by Brian Dalton

I've done a lot of container gardening over the years, and one thing is a given for potted plants: it's a life of constant change. Moving around from one part of the gard

What You Dont Know About Roses
by J Schipper
The history of cultivated roses goes back thousands of years. According to fossil evidence, rose plants have existed for approximately 35 million years old. The genus Rosa has

Fertilizing Your Water Lilies...
by Brett Fogle

Unfortunately, sunlight is not enough.

Your water lilies will grow, thrive, and bloom much better if youget in the habit of fertilizing them regularly.

The good

About Plant Damping And Preventing It
by Patrick Desnoyers

Seed propagation can reveal itself to be difficult if optimal conditions are not present. One common problem is the damping of the seedling. It is often called a

Store Your Outdoor Furnishings to Make Them Last
by Debbie Rodgers

In many parts of North America, the end of "porch season" has arrived. Whether you're clearing out for some oncoming bad weather, closing up the cottage for the season,

Buying Chainsaws Online
by johnm008@gmail.com

You want to buy a chainsaw online and don’t know how to go about it. Are the shipping charges worth it or should you go to your local hardware, home improvement

Funniest Pond Stories Part 1, May 2004
by Brett Fogle

Get ready for some gut-wrenching, laugh out loud hilarious pondstories from all over the world...

(Continued from May Issue of PondStuff!)

We had some hilarious

The Ultimate Magic Garden
by Sam Stevens

Spring is the season to start planting seeds for the future. For me, the ultimate Magic Garden would be planted using the Feng Shui bagua as a guideline for the boundaries

Patio Furniture Makes Decorating a Breeze
by Kathy Moran
With the fascination for outdoor living that has become so prevalent in recent years, millions of people have been augmenting their porches and patios, adding decks, and build

5 Simple Steps To Dividing Your Hardy Water Lilies
by Brett Fogle

If you missed the springtime window of opportunity to divide your hardywater lilies, don't worry, it's not too late. Although springtime isthe best time, you've actually go

Feeding the Hummingbirds
by LeAnn R. Ralph

Early in May here in west central Wisconsin, I can count on seeing a Ruby Throated Hummingbird hovering in front of my kitchen window, flitting back and forth, as if to

Care of Dendrobium Orchids
by Robert Roy

Dendrobiums

This month I am focusing our attention to the care of Dendrobiums. These are one of the most popular of retail orchid plants. They are a true epiphyte or a

A Beautiful Rose Is Natures Gift
by Mike Yeager

Roses are one of natures most beautiful and splendid gifts. Roses come in a variety of colors and scents, from deep, deep red to the brightest yellow. The many pedals on ro