Many growers are searching for nutrients that can give plants a certain edge. Is there something that can make them bigger, stronger and deliver higher yields? There are always new products and fertilizers on the market, but very few of them are original. The wheel is constantly being reinvented. If you want an edge in the world of growing, consider foliar feeding.
A small town in Florida is home to the largest tropical bonsai garden in all of North America. Located in …
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This article originally appeared in Garden Culture Magazine UK33 & US31. Our obsession with houseplants continues! According to Garden Media …
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Some initiatives deserve to be applauded, and Atlanta’s giant food forest is one of them. The seven-acre plot is the …
Mushrooms are all the rage these days; from their magical healing qualities and health benefits to their impact on supporting …
In part 1, we looked at strategies for sustainable water management practices to help with collecting and storing water. However, …
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Garden Media Group has released its 2020 Garden Trends Report, Seeing 20/20. The annual write-up offers a peek at the …
Written by Rich Gellert Chlorine has been used as a disinfectant in city drinking water since the turn of the …
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With the cooler weather here, it’s time to put the outdoor gardens to bed for another year. But what about …
This hardy plant feels at ease pretty much everywhere and thrives in a wide range of climates and soil conditions. The poorer the soil it grows in, the stronger its potency and the scent of its oils will be. A garden weed by nature, it tends to spread quickly! If you are lucky enough to find yarrow growing in your gardens, think twice before throwing it on the compost pile. It is a powerful plant that has much to offer.
Many chemical remedies used against garden pests can have severe effects, not only on our health but also on the …
The colder months are for getting cosy by the fire with a warm cup of tea. While bags are easy …