Robby Looking to start or plan a vegetable garden this year? Do you want to keep squirrels out of your raised garden beds so they can’t eat your plants or dig for seeds? This post has an easy and cheap DIY solution for you. Other animals that like to eat plants, like birds and deer, will … Read more
Looking for a climbing plant to brighten up a shady spot in the garden? These shade-loving climbers will make your outdoor space look great whether you grow them on a wall, fence, pergola, or even in pots. What does it take for Mollie, our expert grower in Worcestershire, to grow the strongest and best climbing … Read more
*NOTE: AS A FISH FARM, WE DO NOT OFFER GENDER SPECIFIC SEXING ON FISH STOCK. Requests for male or female animals can only be met if the item’s description says so, like “male beta,” “female guppy,” etc. We’re sorry for any trouble this causes. Cactus – Prickly Pear – Purple Prickly Pear or Opuntia chlorotica … Read more
Raising seeds and nurturing delicate seedlings is one of the most rewarding parts of gardening. But nothing is more heartbreaking than seeing your precious sprouts get devoured overnight by hungry critters and nasty bugs. Don’t let pests destroy all your hard work this season! Here are 4 easy DIY methods for protecting tender seedlings from … Read more
If fuzzy green moss is invading your lawn you may be looking for an organic moss killer to get rid of it safely. While chemical moss killers containing ferrous sulfate or iron sulfate are effective, they can also pose risks to pets beneficial soil organisms, and nearby water sources. Thankfully, there are several organic, non-toxic … Read more
No three words are more terrifying to a snake parent than YOU’VE GOT MITES. (If it makes you feel any better, it’s a common problem that plagues many-a-snake-lover. ). If you look at snakes and see mites, you need to act quickly because a full infestation can mean thousands of mites. So without delay, read … Read more
Pea sprouts are $5 at the local grocery store. Such a tiny bunch. Barely enough for one salad. Since I’m not paying that exorbitant price I learned to sprout. It was so easy and cheap to sprout peas and beans in a jar. Oh, I’m so glad I did it! What makes you think of … Read more
Heather plants are a beloved and classic landscape plant, appreciated for their delicate flowers and interesting foliage. Often seen blanketing moors and heathlands, heather brings a touch of natural beauty to any garden. With their low maintenance needs and year-round visual interest, it’s no wonder gardeners are eager to add these charming shrubs to their … Read more
Calendula has to be one of my favorite flowers to grow on our homestead in North Central Florida. If you’re new to gardening I think calendula is a great place to start growing something! Note: I’m talking about Calendula officinalis in this post. While some people call it pot marigold, common marigold or Scotch marigold … Read more
I’m glad crop rotation is going out of style because it used to be a stuffy, hard thing to do. But don’t throw out the baby with the bathwater! I love how crops move around and mix with each other, and so does your soil. It has a lot of benefits. Rotation is simply moving … Read more