Composting 101: How to Put Kitchen and Yard Waste to Work in Your Garden
Composting is easy, inexpensive, and good for the planet—and your plants! This quick primer will show the compost-curious how to make terrific, nearly free natural fertilizer.
Composting is easy, inexpensive, and good for the planet—and your plants! This quick primer will show the compost-curious how to make terrific, nearly free natural fertilizer.
Your garden (and the earthworms inhabiting it) will thank you for destroying hammerhead worms, but you’ll need to take special measures to eradicate them safely. Pro tip: Don’t cut them up!
Kerry Michaels, About.com’s container gardening expert, shares her top tips for success. Follow her advice and you may soon find that your containers—and your enthusiasm—flourish exuberantly.
Hello, my friend, hello again; today we come together to talk about How To: Make a Butterfly Garden and hope the blog can help you. Butterflies are mesmerizing creatures with more to offer than beauty alone. Because they are nectar eaters, they are great pollinators, and their larvae provide food for birds and other wildlife….
The contrast of sculptured shrubs with meandering pathways and beds overflowing with color creates an alluring image, and these English garden flowers can make a cottage garden pop.
What plant can be both a vegetable and a decorative annual? Try okra for blond blooms and succulent succotashes.
Groundhogs aren’t just pesky; they can do real damage to a home garden or yard. Here’s how to get rid of groundhogs once and for all, including recruiting the help of a professional.
Is the arching allure of a spider plant is drawing you into its web? Learn spider plant care and propagation tips that will help your spider plant babies grow and thrive.
Brew your way to a hardier, healthier garden using this guide to compost tea.
If your attempts to grow avocados from seeds have been the pits, read on for tips on how to start and keep this plant indoors.