A dying lilac bush may appear weak or yield only a few spring blooms. This is usually caused by too much growth and not enough nutrients for the plants. This can be fixed by heavy pruning and making sure the soil has all the nutrients it needs. At times, however, the cause of death might … Read more
Would you like your fiddle leaf fig to grow from small to jumbo? They’ll be happy staying in a small pot, but if you want them to reach their full size, you will need to move them to a bigger planter so they can spread out and fill out. My fiddle leaf turned out this … Read more
It’s sad to see your favorite plants die or turn brown, especially if your dog is the one doing it. Dog urine can kill several plant and tree species. It also causes those unsightly brown spots on your lawn. When compared to human urine, dog urine is much more concentrated and can really hurt your … Read more
Ensure your Venus Fly Trap flourishes with proper sunlight—key to its health and hunting success! The Venus flytrap is one of the most fascinating yet finicky carnivorous plants you can grow. With their ingenious snap traps and insect-devouring abilities, flytraps never cease to amaze. But providing these unusual plants with proper sunlight is critical to … Read more
There is nothing quite like the sweet juiciness of a fresh-picked strawberry on a warm summer’s day. Growing strawberries in your garden is an incredibly rewarding and surprisingly beginner-friendly process. You can grow strawberries in hanging baskets, patio containers, raised garden beds, or even as a trailing groundcover. Once they’re established, strawberry plants are easy … Read more
The days are growing shorter, and frost approaches. If you’re new to growing blueberries, you may wonder how to prepare them for the winter chill. Here, I’ll provide essential tips to help your blueberries return vigorous and healthy year after year. Before I took on an organic farming apprenticeship in North Carolina in 2017, I … Read more
As responsible pet owners, we need to put our furry friends’ safety first while also getting rid of weeds in our lawns. With the proper knowledge, maintaining a lush lawn becomes a haven for family fun and pet playdates. It’s easy to be worried about traditional lawn care chemicals, even though they don’t pose a … Read more
Having white spots on your rose bushes can make your garden look bad even though the bushes are otherwise pretty. Roses (Rosa spp. ) are some of the most popular flowers to grow in your own garden, but they can get a lot of diseases and pests. These problems with roses range from annoying aesthetic … Read more