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Question:

kb-180 - Are there perennials I can directly seed into my garden?

Answer:

Yes, Blue flax, forget-me-not, foxglove, hollyhock, lupines, poppies, sweet William and violas.

Question:

kb-101 - Areas of my lawn are patchy and the lawn is not growing as thick, how can I fix this?

Answer:

The best thing to do would be to overseed to thicken up your existing lawn. Add a thin layer of soil and then seed. Keep lawn well watered until the seed germinates and starts to grow.

Question:

kb-17 - Can I add a Betta in my Aquarium?

Answer:

Betta’s are a territorial fish and can be aggressive, but they can be added to your aquarium if you have friendly, non-aggressive fish or a “community tank”. Betta’s will actually be healthier and much more active in an aquarium setting. Also, only one Betta can be added to your aquarium as they do not get along and will harm each other.

Question:

kb-54 - Can I cut my tulips back after they finish flowering?

Answer:

You can definitely remove the flower stock but leave the leaves until they die back naturally. The leaves generate energy to store for next years flowers and foliage display.

Question:

kb-147 - Can I cut the top of my tree?

Answer:

Topping a tree is when you remove large branches at the top of the tree. This is a very bad practice as is weakens the structural integrity of the tree and creates large wounds that allow rots and fungul infections to enter the tree. A topped tree is more likely to break apart in stoms and inclement weather. Choose a tree that will fit the location you intend to plant it in.

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