What do you suggest for small flower beds and garden areas in the front and back of our house? We also have a line of 3 citrus trees. We have 3 separate water spickets around the house.
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We buried the lines under the mulch in our flower beds and garden areas in the front and back of our house. It works just great. I'm not sure this answers your question, but it is an easy system to set up, and we are very happy with it.
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I Would Suggest A Timer And A Assortment Of drippers Bury The Tubing Under Mulch .
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The line your looking at will work just fine as long as your not planning on moving it around and changing the fittings. It is a very stiff hose, if you plan on changing things from time to time I would say to go with a more flexable general purpose hose. That is what I use now because I work with hydroponics and change things often.
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We have a similar yard - ran a 1" line throughout and used this 1/4" from the 1" to each plant and two or three to the trees.
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i got mine & planted in the fall, next spring, only 2 came up. i read that the best time to plant is in the spring. probably a 25 foot row would be good.
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Just follow the directions on the package. I have a lemon tree and an orange tree which I think may be a Calamondin orange. They live out on my deck from May until November. Last spring/early summer I applied the fertilizer. The trees did quite well through the summer months. I brought them into the house in November. Normally they lose their leaves pretty soon after coming inside, but this year they are vigorous, still have leaves, and the lemon has flowers.
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I couldn't tell you what kind of plant to use on wall planter. Because I never got to hang mine up. They came to me broke and I didn't reorder them again. I bought something else. But I was just going to use artificial greenery in them. Hope that helps you decide, sorry I couldn't help more.
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Can you shed some light as to why you believe all the leaves fell off? When I brought my citrus tree indoors for the winter (I live in Minnesota - Zone 4), all the leaves fell off. Apparently, my citrus tree threw a temper tantrum because I didn't acclimate it before bringing it in. When I placed the plant on a west-facing window, it slowly grew leaves again. I watered and fertilized weakly, weekly. If that is not it, I would recommend checking for insects (usually under leaves) etc. Hoping others can chime in and offer you suggestions. Good luck.
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a very small area. those small plants need to be about 18-24 inches apart and they don't cover much area. we got 60 of the small ones and after seeing them decided to get larger plants that we could plant every 3 feet apart.
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I put an arrangement of silk ivy plants in mine. Any kind of trailing plant is fine. I would recommend fake plants but if you are up to the maintaince go ahead and put real plants in there. I still recommend an ivy.
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I put the plants in...have trief different sizes..for me as an amateur..I prefer the bigger plants..but I think soneone with a green thumb could try seeds
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Yeah, I have 3 in bloom right now. I just got a dome light (bought at a pet store meant for reptiles) and make sure they aren't too close to the leaves, but they're a lot cooler than the "basking bulbs" you'll find at the pet store too.
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I wouldn't plant more than 3 and three would be pushing it. The more you have in it the more often you will have to fertilize & water them. If you plant large tomato plants like Big Boy, then I would definitely stick with just 2 plants. The more you put in, the less nutrients they will have and the more root bound they will become.
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Use a planter that you can take inside and you can plant them now. Less water is better.
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The only thing I've bought for mine is batteries for the unit that tells you when the water is low and nutrients. I bought a sample bottle of golden tree off amazon. It has everything needed by the plant for growth and flowering in one bottle. All you do is add the given amount to a gallon of water and add every 2nd time you refill the garden. Just dump any extra water out of the holding tank first. That's all I've bought for my unit. And I gotta be honest I love the golden tree nutrients n my zero soil system. It allows a single plant per container or more depending on the type of plant and size. There's a divided cover in case you have multiple herbs you're growing to keep them separated. It's small and can fit anywhere. Mine is in a window.
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I wrote a reply to baby birds possibly falling from this little house and after looking at MY houses again, I CAN see how this could happen. I see there are a few other wren houses that might make better choices. Now you've got me wondering if I need to build a safety net UNDER this house. LOL (I think for next year, I'll order the other style that looks bigger and more room for the babies)..... Annie
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Two tomato plants will work, but they grow very dense and I had to train them to stay tall. Next year I plant to only plant one tomato and see how it does. One tomato and a cucumber sounds like a good possibility. With the companion planting it might work out very nicely.
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I live on coast of Maine. It is cooler here. I water once a week in early summer . More frequent in hotter weather, also it depends on if planter is in full sun or like mine where I get 6 hours due to shade of trees. I have been very happy with it. I grew gorgeous tomatoes plants and had very bountiful daily crop of tomatoes.it rolls well and so I can move if I need to. I plan to replace my other planters with more of these for this year.
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Just got them today. they look great for spring and fall clean up with the leaves. i think i'll go to the hardware store a buy a huge piece in bulk and cut them to size to save money. in fact, i think i'll try to find some with microscopic pores like the pleated ones and use them as disposable units. cleaning the pleated ones doesn't take more than 10 minutes for everything but it would be easier to just toss them. will let everyone know if i find something that will work. thanks for the comments.
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I guess part of is where you live. Here, I have 2 or 3 different small varieties coming for these seeds.(in the Mid Hudson Valley) I also have a mixed seed dispenser,and suet station, and a heated bird bath. They are living high out here. Next they will want a bath towel.{:-)