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I'm thinking of starting a small rose garden, and, I have a few questions. First, which type(s) of roses do you recommend for mild climates, and beginners. Second, are there any tricks you know of to help roses grow/ stay healthy. And third, Which type(s) of roses do you like purely based on...

The title says it all; there are these little rust-colored bugs that look like ticks ( I know they aren't), that are sucking on one of my tomato plants, they seem to be multiplying daily. What are they, and can I get rid of them?:/

There used to be, like, twelve little developing apples between my two trees, but the deer around here cleared one tree completely, and snipped off a couple from my other tree! MRAH!!! How can I fence them inexpensively, but deer-proof-ly? :th

I've got a lot of pots, and not much space in the ground, so herbs in pots would be good. BUT, I knew a lady who had herbs in the garden, and in the ground, and the ones in the pots were much smaller and less... extravagant.:happy_flower

It just seems like such a good idea if you're going to have a garden, and I'm wondering about the sacrifices and benefits of bees.:bee

:celebrate Hi! I just got 2 mcintosh apple trees, a bing cherry tree, and a bartlett pear tree! I can't wait for next year!! by then, I'll have fruit!! :bun

I only get 9 plain smilies, and I'm jealous! :/

My neighbor had 6 peach tree saplings (the biggest is 5ft. high, and the smallest is about 2.5ft. high) and gave them to me last summer. 5 of them survived, and I'm wondering whether they'll actually make fruit. I mean, they're blossoming and everything, but they're kinda young... :/

I've heard how it kills most weeds, and some pests, but it sounds pretty expensive, and impractical. I just tilled my garden, and I want to de-weed it fairly thoroughly. :)

I have 4 seedlings, and they are getting bent because they are growing taller. I know they aren't under-watered, or crowded, because I give them a small amount of water every day, and each seedling has its own pot. Should I make them trellises, and how?

I have always planted by seed, but I'm interested in what you think.