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In the Garden The verdict is out regarding whether rhododendrons need feeding on a yearly basis. Some experts swear by it while others say too much feeding can cause problems.

Watermelons grow best in planting hills that are 4 to 6 feet apart to give each melon optimum space to blossom. Using a garden spade or hoe, loosen the soil and then raise each hill (or mound) to ...

Tips for Growing Plants in Containers. ... Sow seeds or set transplants in containers that hold 7-10 gallons of soil per plant. Watermelons are heavy feeders and require a low-nitrogen, ...

From sowing the seed to harvesting a fully grown, ripe watermelon, here is a step-by-step guide to grow your own watermelons ...

I grow the plant in a container since that sunny spot is on the driveway. The container is a full 36-inches in diameter! More: These 6 plants just won a 'best of' award.

Soilless container mixes are readily available at any store which sells gardening supplies. These mixes contain lightweight materials such as perlite, vermiculite, peat and other organic materials.

There's nothing better than taking a bite out of a slice of fresh watermelon once summertime rolls around. But, if you're a big fan of fresh watermelon, you don't have to wait until your nearest ...