Article: Azaleas grow happily in tubs and are great inside in winter.(Features)

Article: Gardening: Sub-zero salads There are plenty of salads that will ...
The Independent - London;  August 29, 1999 ;     700+ words ...LAST YEAR, all the way through winter, I was picking salad leaves from the garden. I grew some delicious hot, peppery leaves including mizuna, rocket, Tatsoi and cress, mixed with the more gentle taste of corn salad and loose-leaf lettuce. Amazingly, they were all happy growing outside. I do live

Article: Growing winter salad greens: no need to bid farewell to ...
Country Living;  November 1, 2004 ;     700+ words ...a grower's tip Before sowing your seeds, first water the soil thoroughly to ensure even moisture throughout. Level and firm the soil lightly, then sow the seed thinly, cover with a light layer of soil, and firm again. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Invariably, just about the time when frost levels the

Article: Questions answered; GARDENING.(Features)
South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales);  January 26, 2002 ;     409 words ... ... average susceptability to black spot. QCan you suggest some hardy trees that will grow happily in a container? AThere are several hardy trees that will grow happily in containers bearing in mind they will need good drainage and plenty of water ...

Article: DRY PLANTS NEED SUN AND DRAINAGE.(Life and Arts)(NORTHWEST ...
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA);  July 10, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... ordinary" bed. That said, many dry-land plants will grow happily in a typical garden bed as long as the drainage is adequate ... Structural and handsome even in winter, the rudbeckias grow happily without water once established. 'Goldsturm,' a tall plant ...

Article: KRAUT FOR ALL SEASONS CABBAGE, TURNIPS ARE THE STARTING POINT FOR ...
Evansville Courier & Press (2007-Current);  November 11, 2009 ;     700+ words ... ... and fermented pickles doesn't come from vinegar, but from lactic acid produced by friendly lactobacilli bacteria, which grow happily in a salty environment. This lowers the pH of the solution until less friendly bacteria - those that might spoil the kraut ...

Article: Gardening: Mud's so glorious Peter.(Features)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England);  February 12, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... and of grit which opens up the soil texture. However, there are plants suited to a muddy lifestyle - the kinds which grow happily at the edges of ponds, forinstance, like hostas, irises, primulas and astilbes. And, if the clay is not too wet, many ...

Article: Colour up with pretty alpines
Western Morning News, The Plymouth (UK);  April 14, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... like pointed leaves, C. coum blooms from late winter through to spring and has rounded, heart-shaped leaves. Both will grow happily in well-drained bulb compost, but make sure they are potted very shallowly, with the tip of the corm showing above the ...