Wherever you live in the world, one thing remains the same – lawns and gardens need to be adequately watered in order to remain healthy. Have you ever stepped onto the grass in your backyard and felt the grass kind of crunch under your feet? Or turn around to see that instead of springing back …
Raised garden beds (aka garden boxes) are excellent for growing vegetables in a small space. They are easy to maintain, prevent soil compaction, have fewer pest problems, extend the growing season, and you can use them regardless of the soil quality in your area. The idea of raised bed gardening is not a new one. …
If you have been growing cannabis for a while you have likely had a debate with fellow growers about the best type of light for cannabis to flourish in. With so many different types of light manufacturers available, each claiming to be able to produce the most cannabis buds, this debate can often go around …
While there are many beautiful landscapes and sceneries scattered around the world, there’s nowhere on this Earth that has the ideal climate for gardening all year round. Temperatures are either too hot in the summer or too cold in the winter, and the survival rate for many plants during times of extreme weather are slim …
Fall is upon us, and winter is just around the corner. Unless you have a greenhouse or indoor garden, this sign pretty much marks the end of the growing season for most gardeners. However, winter will come and go soon enough, and before you know it, spring will be knocking on the door, begging you to …
Compost (noun) – Decayed organic material such as leaves, grass clippings, and vegetables used as a plant fertilizer. Compost (verb) – Make vegetable matter or manure into compost. In a nutshell, compost is an earthy material produced by the natural breakdown of organic matter. Composting is the process of mixing those organic materials and creating …
If you already know what type flower that is, which trees grow best in your area of the country or which flora should be used to curb erosion as well as the best time to cut back your roses or how to design a garden, then you don’t need a gardening book. In fact, you …
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