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I wouldn't use the DE! You could use Seven powder and would be safer.

I cut a 3"- 4" dia. tree about 8' long and put it in the ground about 1' deep hill the soil around the tree and plant around the tree(take all branches off of course)

Ok... 1. They get alot of sun during the day (from 9 am till 5 pm). 2. They are planted amongst all of our Irises, tall flox, and others that are doing wonderfully so there shouldn't be any problems with the soil. 3. We are in zone 5. 4. They were planted as bulbs (1 1/2" - 2" bulbs) that...

Ok, I'll bite....What is slumgullion?

I think it's time to get the fishing pole out! :lau Good Luck!

Henry, Nice Garden!!!! As far as your bug problem...try using some Seven dusted on your plants in the morning when the dew is on them. This should help with the leaf eaters. Also, not sure if this will help with the tomato plant rot, but I sprinkle Epson Salt around the base of the plant for...

We planted a ton of Daffodils about 4 years ago and they have never flowered. They get beautifully green but never produce a flower. WHY??? Anyone have any suggestions? :idunno

We live in Massachusetts. It's been unseasonably cooler this spring, but the flowers didn't seem to mind. Thanks for the compliment!

New to the Easy Garden....thought I would jump in on the conversation. If you are looking for something that is low cost and will spread down the hill....I would use creaping flox. Here is a picture from my garden that shows them off wonderfully.....