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Joshua Siskin

Joshua Siskin

Gardening Columnist at Los Angeles Daily News

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  • English
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  • Gardening

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What you need to know about growing camellias and azaleas

Gardening columnist Joshua Siskin spoke with Jim Nuccio about the future of the nursery business. ‘We used to deliver our plants to 25-30 nurseries in the San Francisco area, and now we only …
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Why this surprising winter garden plant ‘merits a gardener’s lust’

I made this tree’s acquaintance in the pages of the new book, “Plants for the Winter Garden.”
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Here’s what to plant and transplant in the garden this week

From lettuce to lovage, there’s plenty to start planting.
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May is the month to plant summer vegetables. Here’s how to do it.

Joshua Siskin offers five suggestions a week for Southern California gardeners.
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Growing tomatoes, fighting fungus and more to do in the garden this...

Gardening columnist Joshua Siskin has tips for gardeners this week.
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Gardening: What I learned from growing Stargazer lilies from bulbs

Gardening: What I learned from growing Stargazer lilies from bulbs
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Watering your container gardens and more to do this week - LA Daily...

Joshua Siskin provides tips to keep your garden healthy.
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Trellising tomatoes and harvesting herbs: 5 things to do in the gar...

Garden columnist Joshua Siskin offers tips for your plants this week.
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Grow your own floral bouquets and more to do in the garden - LA Dai...

Things to do in the garden this week.
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Geraniums, leaf lettuce and sunflowers: What to plant in the garden...

Also, gardenias are flowering.
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Gardening: Dragon fruit is a tropical plant, and it can thrive here...

Although dragon fruit cannot survive temperatures below 32 degrees, evergreen foliage can serve admirably as a protective blanket on cold winter nights.