...for that much more. "I don't use 10 percent of what I plant," he said, heading toward Par 4. "I sold a little...property. "This is my other Par 5 down here," he said. "I plant it all, and when I have land left over, I usually plant...

Q: I recently discovered that I have voles instead of what I thought were moles. Each spring when I plant my flowers, they seem to eat the roots right off my plants, and of course, they die. How can I get rid of these pests? What...

...trying to decide whether to overseed my lawn with ryegrass, I have another landscape dilemma: What kind of trees should I plant in my yard? Almost every day I give advice on what to plant, but when it comes to my own yard, it is hard to decide...

...For plant spacing, leave at least 2 to 3 feet between the rows and 1 to 2 feet between plants. Because this is all I plant in my garden and I am not cramped for space, I put mine even farther apart. Fertilize broccoli and cauliflower much as...

...it, and it will kill some of the nematodes," he said. "I'll turn the soil again maybe two or three times before I plant my turnips. Nematodes don't usually get turnip greens." In one plot, nematodes have infested a crop of okra. In...

...easier than people think. I think that is part of the success I have with my flowers is because I always use compost when I plant them." It may take a while to achieve good compost, but effects in the landfill are immediate. Composting is a practical...

...require less watering. "That's the whole key to this," said Tom Rapp, horticulturist for the city of Aiken. "When I plant out in the park where there is no irrigation system whatsoever, the sooner I get them in (the ground), meaning October...

...What really helps me out is playing on the left side," Vinson said. "On the left side, I plant a lot on my right foot. On the right side, I plant a lot on my left foot, which is my hurt foot." To help deal with the injury, Vinson's...

My fingernails ache from being plunged into the soil so often this past week. (I plant annuals and perennials barehanded.) But I don't care. I'm happy the azaleas have finally stopped blooming; they're in...

...tender, while dark gold and orange squash are too tough to eat. But the heat continues to take its toll. "Every time I plant something, (the weather) takes it away," he said.