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Color your garden happy By Norman Winter - Tribune News Service This Eastern Tiger Swallowtail likes yellow too as it visits Superbells Yellow calibrachoa. Norman Winter/TNS If there were a color that represents happiness in the garden, it would have to be yellow. One of the three primary colors, it has the power to evoke hope and excitement. When the forsythia breaks forth in the early spring, it not only catches your eye, it invigorates your step. Winter is over and a new season has been born. On the other hand, there is a reason the school bus is yellow, a motive behind so many highway signs with a yellow background. You notice, you pay attention. Yellow is from the hot side of the wheel and offers warmth like the brilliant sun. A pocket of yellow flowers at your entrance will give a warm welcome to your visitors. ....
By NORMAN WINTER Tribune News Service April 29, 2021 1 of 5 Superbells Lemon Slice is Dr. Alan Armitage s absolute favorite calibrachoa according to his Mobile App. Here it is partnered with Supertunia Royal Velvet petunias and Superbena verbenas. (Norman Winter/TNS) Lemon Coral sedum is bringing a welcoming display of cheer and excitement via its tiny yellow flowers on The Garden Guy s front porch. (Norman Winter/TNS) Yellows partner well with their adjacent colors on the color wheel red and orange. This mixed container displays Lemon Coral sedum, Superbells Yellow calibrachoa and Supertunia Really Red petunia. (Norman Winter/TNS) This marriage of Superbells Yellow calibrachoa and Supertunia Picasso in Purple truly has the artist s touch. (Norman Winter/TNS) ....
On Gardening: Let the color yellow bring happiness, excitement to your garden This Eastern Tiger Swallowtail likes yellow too as it visits Superbells Yellow calibrachoa. (Norman Winter/TNS) By Norman Winter, Tribune News Service If there were a color that represents happiness in the garden, it would have to be yellow. One of the three primary colors, it has the power to evoke hope and excitement. When the forsythia breaks forth in the early spring, it not only catches your eye, it invigorates your step. Winter is over and a new season has been born. On the other hand, there is a reason the school bus is yellow, a motive behind so many highway signs with a yellow background. You notice, you pay attention. Yellow is from the hot side of the wheel and offers warmth like the brilliant sun. A pocket of yellow flowers at your entrance will give a warm welcome to your visitors. ....
If there were a color that represents happiness in the garden it would have to be yellow. One of the three primary colors, it has the power to evoke hope and excitement. When the forsythia breaks forth in the early spring, it not only catches your eye but also invigorates your step. Winter is over and a new season has been born. On the other hand, there is a reason the school bus is yellow, a motive behind so many highway signs having a yellow background. You notice, you pay attention. Yellow is from the hot side of the wheel and offers warmth like the brilliant sun. A pocket of yellow flowers at your entrance will give a warm welcome to your visitors. ....
Place a big pot of basil right outside the kitchen door for convenient picking. Site heat-loving vegetables carefully. All need full sun. Put tall growers (pole beans, corn, tomatoes, etc.) on the north side of shorter varieties (such as cucumber, eggplants, melons, peppers, and squash) so they wonât shade them out. Maintain Before they set seed, till in any cover crops you planted in your vegetable garden last fall. Learn to vermicompost (wormbox compost). Boxes are easy to make and maintain, and the finished productâcastingsâserves as fertilizer for your garden. Learn more at calrecycle.ca.gov. For easiest removal, hoe weeds in early morning the day after watering. ....