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Miss Fix It asked:

It’s been so hot, I’ve had to put my plants inside. I literally had living dried roses. But I don’t want my cat to eat them or throw up plant all over the place.

cpslo96 asked:


I would like to take jobs as a gardening or landscaping consultant, working with homeowners as clients. I do not want to take measurements/draw landscape plans. That takes too much time outside of the meeting/appointment. I feel many people just want to pick my brain and ask questions anyway. But I feel I need to leave them with something, written notes, a list of plants, etc. I want them to feel they got their money’s worth. What would comprise a good product? I’d like to make up a form or sheet to use.

Marlon I. asked:

Well I bought roses just today, and I just bought it regular, with no vase, or leaves. Just roses with about a 10″ stem., in a plastic, bouquet. Im wondering how can you arrange them so, that we wouldn’t need a vase. I was thinking about tying the end with a ribbon, but It wouldnt look verygood.
Oh yeah, I put them in a small container filled with water, and flower food, so they can last long till tomorrow.

mediaevael_baebe asked:

I just got potted roses for my birthday. I planted them in the ground but now they appear to be wilting and dying. I bought plant food and I’m hopign that will help, but if they do die, anyone have any tips so this wont happen again?

jtflautist asked:

Roses that you just bought at the store, can you do anything too make them live longer?

laura D asked:


Does anyone have any “Martha” tips on how to keep nails from looking like an auto mechanics when you are an avid gardener? Martha Stewart suggested to put rubber gloves under gardening gloves, but they make your hands sweat badly! Or, how best to clean “gardener’s hands?” Thanks!

jc asked:

Where can i get this?
Yes a hydroponic garden needs nutrients!

HereAndThere asked:


I am interested in turning my small time hobby of gardening into a bit of a career. Are there classes, certifications, training that I can take in order to become an expert on plants, trees, etc? I’d like to have a deep knowledge of the various kinds of trees, shrubs, flowers that work in different climates, how to best plant and maintain them, to design landscapes with a variety of well-coordinated plants, etc. Should I try to become a certified arborist? Where do I start exploring this potential new career direction? Thanks.

endosmoka asked:

I am thinking of growing some indoor flowers and I want to know what kind of hydroponic system is the best.

emzie<3 asked:


I am new to the whole gardening thing and i just planted 4 yellow tomato plants. Do you have any gardening tips?