Robby Duck manure is an excellent natural fertilizer for gardens and farms. But unlike chicken manure, fresh duck manure does not need to be composted before applying it to plants. The nitrogen in duck droppings is far less concentrated than chicken manure, so it does not “burn” plants when added directly to the soil. Why Use … Read more
All our recommendations are reviewed by us independently. We may earn a commission if you buy through these links, Read our Ethics Statement to know more. Every person has something without which they cannot start their day. Some people want tea, some prefer a newspaper and some are a sucker for fruits. Once you dive … Read more
With its delicate, daisy-like flowers and sweet apple-like fragrance, chamomile is a delightful herb to grow in your garden. If you’re looking to purchase a chamomile plant, you likely have a few options near you. Let’s explore where you can find these charming perennials for sale locally. Check Your Local Nurseries and Garden Centers One … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. When its healthy, boxwood, otherwise known as buxus, brings a deep, glossy green to the garden. But sometimes the leaves can discolor, turning yellow or brown, which spoils the aesthetic. There are a few reasons behind this … Read more
A healthy root system is the foundation of any thriving plant. The roots work hard to anchor the plant, absorb water and nutrients, and store energy. Boosting your plants with the right nutrients can encourage vigorous root growth for better health and productivity all season long. But with so many fertilizer options out there, how … Read more
When you are an experienced vegetable gardener, it makes sense to save the seeds from your own crops for future plantings and food. Seed saving can save you money, and it is a fun way to geek out, gardener style. Each plant can make more than 1,000 flowers, so for every carrot you let go … Read more
For continuous color in the landscape, few plants rival verbena. This low-maintenance annual or perennial needs little supplemental care, yet rewards with months of bloom. There are many happy colors of verbena flowers, such as red, pink, apricot, lavender, purple, blue, white, and bicolor. Plants that grow in mounds, trails, or straight up have clusters … Read more
Move over cute fleshy succulents, cactus popularity is on the rise. Today I’m sharing tips on repotting cactus indoors, planting cactus in pots, and related info good to know. I live in Tucson, Arizona where the landscape is dominated by cacti of all sizes. This post and video are about repotting and planting small cacti … Read more
It’s called winter for a reason: you can’t grow all the things you could in the spring, summer, or even fall. For most plants, it is a time of dormancy and regrouping for the springtime to come. There are some options that are not only useful and easy, but also look great on the plate … Read more
Grow a lemon tree legacy , from seedling to fruitful bounty, with this essential life cycle guide. The first step in a lemon’s life cycle is germination, which is when the seed wakes up and starts to change into a sprout. This stage creates the base for the future lemon tree and needs just the … Read more