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Rob Proctor's Gardening Tips

PROCTOR'S TIPS: Pot up unplanted bulbs

PROCTOR'S TIPS: Pot up unplanted bulbs

KUSA - If the snow has ruined your plants to plant tulip or daffodil bulbs, don't despair. Although you still may be able to get them in the ground (the soil has not yet frozen), there's a solution to unplanted bulbs: pot them.

PROCTOR'S TIPS: Think outside the bird

PROCTOR'S TIPS: Think outside the bird

KUSA - With Thanksgiving approaching, plan more than the menu. Think outside the bird. While food is an important part of the holiday, Thanksgiving can also be celebrated by the beauty of nature. [ more... ]

PROCTOR'S TIPS: Pansies and spring bulbs make perfect partners

PROCTOR'S TIPS: Pansies and spring bulbs make perfect partners

DENVER - Conditions are perfect to plant both bulbs and pansies. Combine them. After you bury tulip, hyacinth and daffodil bulbs with 5 to 6 inches over them, do a layer of pansies. They're the icing on the cake. [ more... ]

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Additional Rob Proctor Gardening Tips

PROCTOR'S TIPS: Garden checklist for November

PROCTOR'S TIPS: Garden checklist for November

KUSA - By now, most people have pretty much turned their backs on their gardens. Don't make that mistake. Projects you complete now will help beautify your garden and lawn next spring and summer. [ more... ]

PROCTOR'S TIPS: Avoiding the trouble with tulips

PROCTOR'S TIPS: Avoiding the trouble with tulips

KUSA - Tulips rank among the world's most popular flowers. Spring without them is nearly unthinkable. To grow great tulips, however, gardeners must deal with several issues. [ more... ]

PROCTOR'S TIPS: Winter projects for budding gardeners

PROCTOR'S TIPS: Winter projects for budding gardeners

DENVER - Even when it's cold outside, kids can still play in the dirt - and learn at the same time. Parents can take advantage of winter weather to focus on indoor gardening and nature projects. [ more... ]

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