Making Great Ideas for Landscaping
Traditionally, the beauty of a home is defined by how well its lawn has harbored a fine arrangement of spring perennials and other kinds of plants that spring bears. A house with clipped grass and a well-maintained lawn
The first step in good gardening is having good garden soil. Unfortunately, the vast majority of us arent blessed with the perfect soil that is rich and fertile, well draining, full of nutrients, and free of foreign mat
Raised Bed Gardening Considerations
Raised bed gardens, or gardens that are planted in elevated or terraced areas, are very popular in many parts of the world, and have been a tried and true gardening method for centuries. Raised bed gardening systems sol
Odor Free Composting In 3 Steps
One of the biggest complaints people have about composting is that it smells. And in some cases, this is true. When organic materials are heaped up in a pile and left to sit, they essentially rot, and we all know that
Paying The Price For Japanese Knotweed Damage
Japanese Knotweed is a highly invasive plant which can actually cause extensive damage to a property and the land around it. On development sites Japanese knotweed can delay the construction process by several months and
Organic Pest and Disease Control
A plants main enemies are pests (such as rabbits, insects, slugs and snails, and nematodes) and diseases (like fungi, bacteria, and virus). Most can be controlled using ecologically friendly methods. Rather than setting
If you have some gardening experience with open tillage, raised beds, or pots on your patio, you will be able to apply much of your knowledge to greenhouse gardening with just a bit of variation to gardening under glass.
Gardening Checklist For April And May In The Midwest
As it begins to warm up in gardening zones 4,5 and 6 we can look forward to finally getting our hands dirty after another long winter. Its still not frost free yet - but things are definitely looking up!The First Week of
Teak wood is known for its resistance to termites and water. When left uncovered with no varnish, this type of wood is more durable and harder, particularly wood that came from older trees. The teak is a tropical wood us
Read This Before Choosing An Indoor Plant
When you are choosing a house plant you need to go beyond the appearance of the plant although that is a good place to start. If there is a certain kind of plant that you want to have look into the care instructions firs
How To Make A Herb Garden In Your House
Fresh herbs can make a world of difference in your meals. Instead of buying them at the grocery store and getting too much at once or a bunch that isnt as fresh as it could be, grow your own. Grow a variety or just your
Find Out If Your Houseplant Is Sick
Your indoor plants are going to let you know if something isnt right. The leaves will fall off, turn brown or some other symptom will manifest itself. The are various causes, some that can be rectified and others that ca
How To Get Your Flowers To Grow Indoor
You may have heard that it is hard to get shrubs or trees to blossom indoors, thats because it is the right conditions are essential. But if you have the patience and the correct amount of light (the brighter the better)
It doesnt matter if the seeds you are starting are going to be making their way outdoors once germinated or if they are going to be additions to your indoor garden - starting seeds inside is the best way to ensure succes
Proper Lighting For An Indoor Plant
The three things that all plants need to survive are food, water, and dirt. The food for plants is created when enough light is provided. The water and dirt part of the equation are pretty straight forward as long as you
The homeowner who wants to start a home garden that is light on the maintenance needed may decide to buy cacti. This is a good plan because they need less water than most plants and are quite hardy. Although there are st
Hydroponics Can Help With Indoor Gardening
If you have heard of hydroponics or other methods of growing plants without soil and want to try it out at home, you can. Hydroponics is easy to care for and set-up at home. There are materials you can buy or some you m
Keep Your Pets Out Of Your Indoor Plants
Cats and dogs love dirt, they dig in it, play in it and if a cats litter box isnt clean they may find a back-up location in your potted plants. Some pets will leave the dirt alone but are irresistibly drawn to the leaves
How To Deal With Pests Of An Indoor Plant
It is inevitable that insects or another infestation will make its way to your plants at one point or another. If you are dealing with pests in your indoor garden you may want to find a natural way to eliminate them espe
All About Part-time Indoor Gardening
There are part-time indoor gardeners; these are the ones that live in an area with cold winters - too cold for their outdoor plants to survive in. By transplanting or bringing the plants indoors, they can survive the col
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