Happy Diggin News Today

Tomatoes are peculiar in that if you plant them deep, the buried trunk will sprout roots, making for a bigger root system.

If your daffodils have been in the same spot for two complete bloom cycles you can unclump them and spread the wealth.

With proper pruning, the Winter Jasmine as a living hedge too, offering a glossy green leaf that lasts well into the autumn.

Consider the temperament of your Valentine when choosing the perfect pick from the rose bush. Are they sunny, fiery or comforting?

The kindest thing you can do for roses right now will be to offer them water, and try to avoid pruning them.

Ample spacing between each leaf that grows on the stems may mean the pothos plant is searching for, rather stretching to get at more light.

Leaving ornamental grasses long will help insulate the grass plants all winter long. Also, bulb talk continues this week.

"Down to Earth," by the Albuquerque Master Gardeners, suggests cutting peony stems down to about six inches.

Vining plants, such as silver lace vine, honeysuckle, trumpet vine and Virginia creeper, are a good place to start to decorate your fence.

If the main plant is too far gone, propagate new plants from the original.