11 Additions That Can Boost The Health And Productivity Of Your Garden Soil
Want healthier plants and bigger harvests? The secret is in your soil. Discover the minerals that can transform tired dirt into something bursting with life.
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Want healthier plants and bigger harvests? The secret is in your soil. Discover the minerals that can transform tired dirt into something bursting with life.
Read MoreHelp your dusty millers thrive by growing them alongside companion plants that offer various benefits, from attracting pollinators to fixing nitrogen in soil.
Read MoreThis Illinois flower almost went extinct recently because of invasive plants taking over its habitat. Here is how conservation efforts saved it from the brink.
Read MoreIf you're walking through your flower bed and notice some discoloration on your plants, it could be gray mold. Deal with it quickly to prevent its spread.
Read MoreThere are lots of unique species of maple trees that can provide many years of shade. With so many options, there's a perfect maple for your landscape.
Read MoreA dangerous pest was just intercepted on its way to the U.S., marking its first appearance in the nation. Here's why you may not need to worry about it yet.
Read MoreWhether you're new to gardening or have been in the game for years, you should know these two important perennials that can completely transform your landscape.
Read MoreSome of these invasive garden snails spread serious diseases, while others cause severe damage to fruits and other crops, so ensure you know how to spot them.
Read MoreIf you want to stop pest infestations in the garden early, it's necessary to be equipped with the knowledge to identify their eggs and effective treatments.
Read MoreEpsom salts are useful all over the home and garden, but certain flowering plants benefit from using it as a soil fertilizer or foliar spray.
Read MoreThis bird is a feast for the eyes, and it brings music to your ears. And the good news is that you can attract it simply by planting native flowers.
Read MoreWhen it comes to gardening, you certainly want to get the biggest harvest from all your hard work. Here are some tips to help you get a bumper crop.
Read MoreAsparagus beetles can wreak havoc on your harvest, but these plants can deter these pests or attract beneficial insects that will reduce their population.
Read MoreBoost your garden's health with this underrated nutrient that's rich in magnesium and iron, helping to improve the pH and structure of your soil.
Read MoreIf you see velvety green spots on your apples or leaves, it's a sign your fruit tree has been affected by a disease that can severely diminish your yield.
Read MoreChipmunks can wreak havoc in the yard, burrowing beneath plants and disturbing roots, or nibbling on flowers and foliage. Keep them away by growing this plant.
Read MoreBrightly-colored, heat- and drought-tolerant annual flowers are a great option for gravel gardens. Discover ten gorgeous species to consider planting.
Read MoreIt is important to properly water, prune, and protect your salvias in winter, otherwise you risk these plants not surviving the temperature change.
Read MorePut away your sifting pans and pick axes because there's a tree that grows the next best thing to money. Don't expect to strike it rich, though.
Read MoreDigging up dead vegetables at the end of the season has its pros and cons depending on what you've planted — here's what you need to keep in mind.
Read MoreWoolly aphids are more than a nuisance to disturb the peace of your yard, they're potentially dangerous for your trees and can spoil the fruit.
Read MoreIf you're looking forward to tasty berries in the spring, you'll need to plant some in the fall. These fruits will reward you then with a little work now.
Read MoreIf this common spice grows in your climate zone, weed control can be a bit easier, as its allelopathic properties will suppress weed seedlings.
Read MoreThe days and nights may be getting cooler, but that doesn't mean it's time to put your garden to bed yet! Here are some veggies you can still plant.
Read MoreLavender and rosemary are both easy-to-grow herbs with tons of culinary uses. Before you decide which to plant, consider their ideal garden conditions.
Read MoreClimate change is an issue that we cannot avoid, and one of the biggest concerns that affects farmers and home gardeners alike is its effects on food growth.
Read MoreCompanion planting can boost two crops at once when done correctly. When planting peppers, adding squash or zucchini will have very different outcomes.
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