All Things About Gardening
All Things About Gardening
Tips to Taking Care of Your Organic Garden Healthy, fruitful plants begin with healthy soil in the garden. Because the soil nourishes the plants, it must be fertile in order for plant life to thrive. To allow for root growth, drainage, and air circulation, the soil must be loose. Loosening the soil in the garden …
Improving Your Soil for Your Garden Growing strong, vigorous plants that defy pests and diseases and yield abundantly requires healthy soil. Whether you start with new, high-quality soil or plant in your existing topsoil, upgrading your soil is a never-ending effort. Sulfate, phosphate, and nitrogen in the soil are just some of the chemicals that …
What is Blight and How To Control It Disease can only occur when three factors come together: a sick plant, a pathogen that may infect the plant, and disease-promoting environmental circumstances. The plant is sick when there are red or yellow spots on the leaves, stems, or roots that don’t go away when you water …
A Guide to Good Growing Conditions To get the most out of your garden, start planning early in the year and follow the stages carefully throughout the growing season. The goal of this guide is to assist you in planning and maintaining a garden so that you can harvest an ample supply of high-quality veggies …
Resources for Planning a Garden Do you have a general idea of how you want your garden to look? Need assistance in planning your garden but don’t know much about design? Do you have a clear vision for how you want your garden to appear but need some help designing it? Those are just a …
How To Get Started in Gardening Are you interested in learning how to make a garden but aren’t sure where to begin? For beginners, I have a list of projects that you can start. Some of these, depending on the size of your garden, may be the easy ones, others may be more involved and …
Hydroponics: Choosing a Hydro System Finding the ideal combination of sunlight, fertile soil, and water to make your plants thrive is the goal of gardening. A critical element is water availability. Water availability is the factor that influences whether or not plants can grow or not. The answer to this problem lies in the use …
What is Organic Gardening? Organic gardening is defined as gardening without the use of synthetic fertilizers or pesticides. It requires only using natural substances in your yard to develop plants. As it consumes natural resources, organic gardening restores them. It does not rely on synthetic fertilizers and pesticides to provide plant nutrients to the plants. …
Organic Gardening: Compost and Pest Control Gardeners and others who come across the term “organic gardening” are likely to want to know what it means. Organic gardening is the process of growing plants, vegetables, and fruits in the most natural way possible without the use of pesticides or synthetic chemical fertilizers. What is organic gardening, …
What is Container Gardening? A container garden, often known as a pot garden, is a type of garden that is grown in containers rather than in the ground. In horticulture, a container can come in a variety of sizes. It might or might not be transportable. It’s for displaying real flowers or plants. Container gardening …