Really, aren't we all just experimenting whenever we plant a new flower or shrub in the garden? Because I love heuchera so much, I keep buying them and putting them in the garden. If they languish in one spot, I try placing them in another. I am simply a naturalist experimenting with location for optimum growth. That's part of the fun of being a gardener.

I learned to garden by watching my grandma and great aunt carefully tend their gardens. They would talk to me the whole time. Now I did the same for my kids and they still aren't gardening...but one of them just got married and has his own yard. I bet he get's interested!

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One important gardening tip is that of the techniques which you use in the garden. This is perhaps the most important gardening tip of all, in that even with the right tools you can still misuse them; therefore possibly causing unnecessary strain on your body. One gardening tip in particular which can often come in handy to know is that of moving plants.

Although some might think that the process is quite simple, knowing the actual basics can be helpful. For one, you should choose a mild cloudy day, and you should water the plant deeply before transporting it. Dig down on each side, severing the roots as you go, slip heavy duty plastic under the root ball, and tip the tree gently to the side, pulling the plastic through under the root ball. After this, pull the plastic up and tie it around the trunk - after this, you can move the plant and replant it wherever you like.

Another good-to-know gardening tip is that of the replanting of trees. As with the moving of a plant, it may seem simple at first, but there are some pointers which are incredibly important, and which might not be taken into consideration, especially by the novice gardener.
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Aaren

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