It can be difficult to garden in areas where salt is more present in the environment. Mostly these are locations close to beaches or even roadside gardens where salt used to melt winter ice would impact the garden’s growth. If gardeners in such locations don’t accurately account for the possibility of salt damage, it could be devastating for the garden.
Gardening is a great way to engage with family members and teach children about life and responsibility. However, it can be difficult to sort through potential plants to grow, especially when considering the various toxic plants that could accidentally be considered.
Rabbits will feast are out and about all year long, feasting on all kinds of plants. Unfortunately, these adorable herbivores can wreak havoc on your garden. Here are a few tips to identify rabbit damage and prevent them from feasting away.
Keeping your soil nutrient rich is essential for gardeners. A great way to provide a nutrient boost to your garden is by using the “black gold” of gardening, also known as chicken manure. What is it? Along with the chicken’s droppings, chicken manure contains everything from the coop that gets cleaned out. This often includes … Read more
Gardens can offer much more than an aesthetically pleasing area. Depending on what you decide to grow, they can even add flavor to your meals.
Many gardeners leave out evergreen plants when making plans for their gardens and landscapes. However, there are some beautiful evergreens that every gardener should consider.
When starting to garden, you’ll notice plants divided into two categories: annuals and perennials. Definitions Annuals Annuals are plants that will live for only one season. Because of this, these plants require replanting each season. However, they have a tendency to have longer blooming seasons. Some common annuals include: Perennials Perennials are plants with a … Read more
Hydroponic gardening is the perfect indoor solution for gardeners who live in urban areas or do not have much space to work with.
There are many benefits to composting that gardeners should consider. In fact, composting at home is a simple process that could help your garden thrive.
