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Slugs and snails can do a lot of damage to gardens by eating plants and leaving a mess behind them. There are many ways to get rid of these slimy bugs, but baking soda is one that you probably already have in your kitchen. Explore how to use baking soda to repel snails and slugs … Read more
As a horticulture student I mainly studied crops and cultivation techniques. It fascinates me how many diverse plants can grow from small, nearly identical seeds. Favourite fruit: blueberries, grapes, raspberries, pears Favourite vegetables: mushrooms, peppers, kohlrabi, onions, garlic. To grow and to produce as much fruit as possible, strawberries need nutrients. Learn all about which … Read more
Viola flowers are bold, bright, and beautiful. They don’t need much care and get along well with other plants, so they’re a great choice for your home garden. If youre interested in restoring your landscaping, or youre planning a landscape renovation, violas are a great choice. In this article, well discuss the basics about violas, … Read more
When most people think of spring flowers tulips, daffodils and other colorful bulbs come to mind. While bulbs certainly have their merits, there are so many other beautiful flowers that aren’t actually grown from bulbs. Expanding your horizons beyond traditional bulbs opens up new possibilities to give your garden early season charm, striking colors, and … Read more
A lemon tree can be a wonderful addition to any home. The tangy bright yellow fruits are so versatile in cooking and can make drinks like lemonade incredibly refreshing on a hot day. However keeping a lemon tree healthy and productive requires proper care. One important task is knowing when to repot your lemon tree. … Read more
Tulips are synonymous with spring, their cheery cups brightening gardens after winter. But can these classics really thrive in the warm climates of zone 9? Absolutely! With careful selection and proper care you can enjoy vibrant tulips despite the heat. Choosing the Best Tulips for Zone 9 While many tulips struggle with zone 9’s warm, … Read more
You’ll have to do some research to figure out why your sunflowers’ leaves are turning yellow. This is the plant’s way of telling you that it’s hurt or even dying. The problem could be over-watering, an imbalance of nutrients, not enough space and yet other reasons. The main issues that lead to this unwanted change … Read more
With their large iconic split leaves, Monstera deliciosa often called “Swiss cheese plants”, are increasingly popular houseplants. Getting the soil right is key to keeping these tropical beauties happy and healthy indoors. Monstera plants thrive in a specific type of potting mix that provides the aeration, drainage, and moisture retention these plants need. In this … Read more
Planting an amaryllis bulb in a pot is easy. All you need is a bulb, potting mix, and a container with a drainage hole in the bottom. You will also need a saucer and maybe a coaster to keep furniture and window sills from getting scratched or stained by water. Amaryllis bulbs produce absolutely stunning … Read more
With Summer nearly here, we have been looking towards our garden for inspiration for our craft projects. I want you to do 50 crafts before you turn 10. As part of my challenge, we have been making a lot of different animal crafts out of paper plates. Oliver still loves the Bumble Bee we made … Read more