Comments for My Gardening Area http://www.mygardeningarea.com About Gardening - Garden Design Tips, Information & Advice on Gardening, Getting Started in the Garden, Plants, Gardens, Free Garden Designs Fri, 05 Dec 2008 00:49:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 Comment on Container Gardening Drainage by nhnursery http://www.mygardeningarea.com/container-gardening-drainage/#comment-188 nhnursery Wed, 18 Jun 2008 14:18:06 +0000 http://www.mygardeningarea.com/container-gardening-drainage/#comment-188 So very true. I see flooded plants because the drain hole is plugged or sometimes not even drilled or punched out. So very true. I see flooded plants because the drain hole is plugged or sometimes not even drilled or punched out.

]]> Comment on Fast growing vegetables by michelle Ayers http://www.mygardeningarea.com/fast-growing-vegetables/#comment-183 michelle Ayers Tue, 17 Jun 2008 19:55:36 +0000 http://www.mygardeningarea.com/fast-growing-vegetables/#comment-183 What vegatables are the fastest growing after planting? Thank you What vegatables are the fastest growing after planting?
Thank you

]]> Comment on Garden And Patio Design Structure by Heidi at Get Creative http://www.mygardeningarea.com/garden-and-patio-design-structure/#comment-180 Heidi at Get Creative Mon, 09 Jun 2008 19:21:46 +0000 http://www.mygardeningarea.com/garden-and-patio-design-structure/#comment-180 Quick tip to add - if you've already got the furniture for your patio, set it out where you'll have the patio, mark the patio border with a hose, and see if you've got room to walk around. If there's any regrets - it's usually that you didn't go bigger. Quick tip to add - if you've already got the furniture for your patio, set it out where you'll have the patio, mark the patio border with a hose, and see if you've got room to walk around. If there's any regrets - it's usually that you didn't go bigger.

]]> Comment on Living With a Juniper Bonsai by How to grow Bonsai http://www.mygardeningarea.com/living-with-a-juniper-bonsai/#comment-179 How to grow Bonsai Mon, 09 Jun 2008 09:02:16 +0000 http://www.mygardeningarea.com/living-with-a-juniper-bonsai/#comment-179 Growing bonsai trees is an art. You require imagination and creativity to view the amazing beauty of the bonsai. If you want to grow bonsai indoor, you need to do some homework. Mostly you will be growing the cute bonsai in containers. ... Growing bonsai trees is an art. You require imagination and creativity to view the amazing beauty of the bonsai. If you want to grow bonsai indoor, you need to do some homework. Mostly you will be growing the cute bonsai in containers. …

]]> Comment on Planting Perennials - Lovely Choices You Can Grow In The Shade (Part 1) by naturehills http://www.mygardeningarea.com/planting-perennials-lovely-choices-you-can-grow-in-the-shade-part-1/#comment-141 naturehills Sat, 10 May 2008 16:57:47 +0000 http://www.mygardeningarea.com/planting-perennials-lovely-choices-you-can-grow-in-the-shade-part-1/#comment-141 The majority of my perennial beds are shade and I can attest that you don't have to sacrifice color just because of shade. The majority of my perennial beds are shade and I can attest that you don't have to sacrifice color just because of shade.

]]> Comment on Aloe Plant Propagation by Annette Hall http://www.mygardeningarea.com/aloe-plant-propagation/#comment-111 Annette Hall Sat, 19 Apr 2008 19:11:40 +0000 http://www.mygardeningarea.com/aloe-plant-propagation/#comment-111 I have an adult aloe plant in my backyard, and about a month ago, I noticed three baby aloe plants sprouting up around it. Today I'm trying to dig one up, in order to replant it somewhere else, but the further I dig, the thicker it becomes. What will happen if I cut these out underground? I don't want to needlessly kill them, but there's not enough room for them to grow where they're sprouting up. Any insight would be appreciated. Is it typical for aloe plants to have sprouts come up like this often? I have an adult aloe plant in my backyard, and about a month ago, I noticed three baby aloe plants sprouting up around it. Today I'm trying to dig one up, in order to replant it somewhere else, but the further I dig, the thicker it becomes. What will happen if I cut these out underground? I don't want to needlessly kill them, but there's not enough room for them to grow where they're sprouting up. Any insight would be appreciated. Is it typical for aloe plants to have sprouts come up like this often?

]]> Comment on What You Didn't Know About the Chinese Elm Bonsai by Beatiful bonsai http://www.mygardeningarea.com/what-you-didnt-know-about-the-chinese-elm-bonsai/#comment-88 Beatiful bonsai Wed, 16 Apr 2008 11:05:12 +0000 http://www.mygardeningarea.com/what-you-didnt-know-about-the-chinese-elm-bonsai/#comment-88 Chinese elm bonsai are fairly easy to care for - although they do need shelter from cold weather most types are hardy. Chinese elm bonsai are great plants for those just beginning in the art of bonsai. If we take good care of your plant, it can provide with an interesting addition to your home, and can help you develop your bonsai pruning skills along the way. Chinese elm bonsai are fairly easy to care for - although they do need shelter from cold weather most types are hardy. Chinese elm bonsai are great plants for those just beginning in the art of bonsai. If we take good care of your plant, it can provide with an interesting addition to your home, and can help you develop your bonsai pruning skills along the way.

]]> Comment on Fragrance for Gardening - Tuber Rose by Omid Rad http://www.mygardeningarea.com/fragrance-for-gardening-tuber-rose/#comment-73 Omid Rad Wed, 09 Apr 2008 01:08:16 +0000 http://www.mygardeningarea.com/fragrance-for-gardening-tuber-rose/#comment-73 Hi I live in Australia. I have been trying for a long time to purchase some Tuber Rose bulbs to avail. Can you assist? Thanks Omid Hi

I live in Australia. I have been trying for a long time to purchase some Tuber Rose bulbs to avail. Can you assist?

Thanks
Omid

]]> Comment on Great Specimens for Gardening - Rose of Sharon Tree by FLOYD WOODRUFF http://www.mygardeningarea.com/great-specimens-for-gardening-rose-of-sharon-tree/#comment-46 FLOYD WOODRUFF Thu, 27 Mar 2008 18:54:32 +0000 http://www.mygardeningarea.com/great-specimens-for-gardening-rose-of-sharon-tree/#comment-46 I STARTED MY ROSE OF SHARON IN THE HOUSE HOW LONG CAN I KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE SO THE RABBITS DON'T GET THEM? I STARTED MY ROSE OF SHARON IN THE HOUSE HOW LONG CAN I KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE SO THE RABBITS DON'T GET THEM?

]]> Comment on Controversy Surrounding the Maple Bonsai by Bonsai trees http://www.mygardeningarea.com/controversy-surrounding-the-maple-bonsai/#comment-29 Bonsai trees Fri, 29 Feb 2008 06:11:35 +0000 http://www.mygardeningarea.com/controversy-surrounding-the-maple-bonsai/#comment-29 I have three bonsai trees in my home but I don't know about this maple bonsai tree, by reading this post I got understood that this is one type of bonsai, for the next time when I'm going to buy I will get one maple tree. Thanks for this information. I have three bonsai trees in my home but I don't know about this maple bonsai tree, by reading this post I got understood that this is one type of bonsai, for the next time when I'm going to buy I will get one maple tree. Thanks for this information.

]]> Comment on All Gardening Tools by Wholesale Hand Tools http://www.mygardeningarea.com/all-gardening-tools/#comment-27 Wholesale Hand Tools Wed, 16 Jan 2008 09:28:33 +0000 http://www.mygardeningarea.com/all-gardening-tools/#comment-27 I read your matter about gardening tools.That's very good.We can find them anywhere nowadays.We are also have excellent gardening tools,which are useful for working on flowers and plants.our site explain about wholesale hand tools... I read your matter about gardening tools.That's very good.We can find them anywhere nowadays.We are also have excellent gardening tools,which are useful for working on flowers and plants.our site explain about wholesale hand tools…

]]> Comment on The Many Types of Cherry Trees by Elana http://www.mygardeningarea.com/the-many-types-of-cherry-trees/#comment-21 Elana Tue, 08 Jan 2008 18:52:39 +0000 http://www.mygardeningarea.com/the-many-types-of-cherry-trees/#comment-21 Thanks for this informative article! Birds love all sorts of cherry trees so readers will definitely want to follow-up with the related article entitled "Protecting Trees with Bird Netting" if they'd like to discourage the birds from infesting their yard. Thanks for this informative article! Birds love all sorts of cherry trees so readers will definitely want to follow-up with the related article entitled "Protecting Trees with Bird Netting" if they'd like to discourage the birds from infesting their yard.

]]> Comment on Dealing with Bird Problems by Elana http://www.mygardeningarea.com/dealing-with-bird-problems/#comment-12 Elana Wed, 12 Dec 2007 18:10:51 +0000 http://www.mygardeningarea.com/dealing-with-bird-problems/#comment-12 Great advice here! Just a note for bird control: visual scares work best if there is an element of movement involved (so a moving tail or wings, or a balloon with eyes that blows in the wind, that holographic tape you mentioned is good). Also remember to move these scares around periodically to keep the birds guessing. Another option is to use a spray that contains Methyl Anthranilate (a chemical derived from concord grapes, used as a flavoring agent for decades). This is harmless to us, cruelty-free to them, however it gives them a feeling similar to what we get when we around bleach fumes, so they will want to fly away to someone else's cherry tree. Great advice here! Just a note for bird control:

visual scares work best if there is an element of movement involved (so a moving tail or wings, or a balloon with eyes that blows in the wind, that holographic tape you mentioned is good).

Also remember to move these scares around periodically to keep the birds guessing.

Another option is to use a spray that contains Methyl Anthranilate (a chemical derived from concord grapes, used as a flavoring agent for decades). This is harmless to us, cruelty-free to them, however it gives them a feeling similar to what we get when we around bleach fumes, so they will want to fly away to someone else's cherry tree.

]]> Comment on Organic Fertilizer Distributors by Robert Schechter http://www.mygardeningarea.com/organic-fertilizer-distributors/#comment-7 Robert Schechter Thu, 15 Nov 2007 15:44:30 +0000 http://www.mygardeningarea.com/organic-fertilizer-distributors/#comment-7 Kiwa Bio-Tech Third Quarter Revenues Increase 226% - Nine-Month Revenues $6.2 Million Beijing, China and Claremont, Calif., November, 7 2007 Kiwa Bio-Tech Products Group Corporation (OTC BB:KWBT) announced that revenues for the first nine months of 2007 were $6,214,712 an increase of 567% over $930,442 in the first nine months of 2006. PRODUCT OFFERINGS Kiwa is currently producing and distributing six kinds of bio-fertilizer products. Five are bio-fertilizer products with bacillus spp and/or photosynthetic bacteria as core ingredients. They greatly boost overall plant health and the productivity of agricultural products. Kiwa has obtained five fertilizer registration certificates from the Chinese government - four covering our bacillus bacteria fertilizer and one covering our photosynthetic bacteria fertilizer. STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS The Company has formed numerous strategic cooperation partnerships with big fertilizer dealers, large agri-business group corporations and relevant government agencies. China Green Food Association is one of Kiwa’s main strategic partners. China Green Food Association is granted the function of supervising and checking on Chinese food safety by the Ministry of Agriculture. Our strategic agreement has the objective to allow Kiwa’s products to have an important contribution to China’s food safety control process. China Green Food Association has specified over 13 million hectare of government Green Food Planting Base as the main market objective for Kiwa’s products in 2008. COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES Kiwa Bio-Tech has made significant investments over the last four years in bio-fertilizer and bio-feed development. Kiwa also has field tested a great number or products for application with specific vegetables and target markets. The close cooperation between Kiwa and China Agricultural University of Beijing known as Kiwa CAU is the key factor in building the Company into a strong market competitor. Of course, food safety has become a problem that the Chinese government and the Chinese people are greatly concerned about. The reason for the China Green Food Association recommending Kiwa’s products is that Kiwa’s products are taking the leading position in food safety field. Kiwa Bio-Tech Third Quarter Revenues Increase 226% - Nine-Month Revenues $6.2 Million

Beijing, China and Claremont, Calif., November, 7 2007 Kiwa Bio-Tech Products Group Corporation (OTC BB:KWBT) announced that revenues for the first nine months of 2007 were $6,214,712 an increase of 567% over $930,442 in the first nine months of 2006.

PRODUCT OFFERINGS

Kiwa is currently producing and distributing six kinds of bio-fertilizer products. Five are bio-fertilizer products with bacillus spp and/or photosynthetic bacteria as core ingredients. They greatly boost overall plant health and the productivity of agricultural products. Kiwa has obtained five fertilizer registration certificates from the Chinese government - four covering our bacillus bacteria fertilizer and one covering our photosynthetic bacteria fertilizer.

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS

The Company has formed numerous strategic cooperation partnerships with big fertilizer dealers, large agri-business group corporations and relevant government agencies. China Green Food Association is one of Kiwa’s main strategic partners. China Green Food Association is granted the function of supervising and checking on Chinese food safety by the Ministry of Agriculture. Our strategic agreement has the objective to allow Kiwa’s products to have an important contribution to China’s food safety control process. China Green Food Association has specified over 13 million hectare of government Green Food Planting Base as the main market objective for Kiwa’s products in 2008.

COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES

Kiwa Bio-Tech has made significant investments over the last four years in bio-fertilizer and bio-feed development. Kiwa also has field tested a great number or products for application with specific vegetables and target markets. The close cooperation between Kiwa and China Agricultural University of Beijing known as Kiwa CAU is the key factor in building the Company into a strong market competitor. Of course, food safety has become a problem that the Chinese government and the Chinese people are greatly concerned about. The reason for the China Green Food Association recommending Kiwa’s products is that Kiwa’s products are taking the leading position in food safety field.

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