Before there were chemical and manufactured pesticides, early settlers used companion planting to keep away pests and to make their crops grow heartier.
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Gardening How-to Tips and Tricks to Help You Create a Beautiful Garden.
There are not just a few ways of propagating (or reproducing) plants, but many. A few of the most popular ways are explained here.
Planting and planning a successful vegetable garden depends largely on the signals Mother Nature sends us.
Discover the benefits of talking to plants. Learn how nurturing conversations can promote healthy, happy plants in your garden.
I hope organic gardeners will follow some of the guidelines presented in this article. These are basic ways to incorporate manures safely into your garden.
Most serious gardeners save seeds. It’s easy, it’s practical, and it will save you some money. Here are a few seed-saving tips.
Save and store your plant seeds for growing at a later time for when you decide to plant.
Division is also a method for renovating the garden bed and planting more and more perennials. You can divide and plant plenty of new plants in the garden beds.
Make gardening easier with plant dollies. Move heavy and bulky planters effortlessly with the help of run casters.
If you think food scraps in your kitchen such as coffee grounds, tea bags, stale bread, grains are useless, you’re wrong. You can make organic compost from those scraps easily.
Here is an idea for an excellent cheap propagating table, which is at a good comfortable height for people with physical problems like arthritis.
Most of us want that home-grown, healthy goodness that veggie and herb gardens provide, but sometimes it’s hard to figure out just where to start.
Building a waterfall is easier than you think and will add a new dimension to your pool.
Yardless gardening is a popular alternative for people short on green space looking to flex (or find) their green thumbs.
Saving your own tomato seeds is a great way to save money – and as it’s easy to do, there’s no reason not to!