Do you like your coffee with a little extra kick? If so, you might be interested in using some of those coffee grounds to help your houseplants grow. It turns out that coffee has some great benefits for plants and adding it to their soil can make them thrive. A lot of people swear by …
Evergreens are truly a natural boon! They keep their foliage through more than one season and are a reflection of everlasting marvel. Their ability to harvest sunlight no matter what time of the year is one reason why gardening enthusiasts love adding these to their yards. However, like all other kinds of greens, evergreens too …
We all love a healthy, green lawn. But have you ever looked at your lawn and thought, “man, this could really use some help“? Well, before you go out and buy a bunch of new sod, you may want to try overseeding instead. Overseeding is a great way to restore any lawn, no matter how …
Soon, pumpkin gardeners everywhere will wait for the perfect moment to harvest those plump pumpkins. Whether they plan to use them for cooking, decoration or carving for Halloween, the time is almost here! For those who did decide to grow pumpkins this year, you probably wonder when it’s the best time to harvest them. Do you cut them …
Houseplants are a great way to brighten up your home and improve your air quality, but many people mistakenly believe they need to be kept in perfect condition year-round. In reality, there are a few houseplants that you can ignore in the winter without too much trouble. So, if you’re looking for a easy way to spruce …
Everyone loves pumpkins around Halloween time, but did you know that you can grow your own pumpkins right in your backyard? It’s true! All you need is a few plants, some soil, and a little bit of water. But one question always arises when growing pumpkins: how many pumpkins per plant should you expect? Here …
Hydroponic gardening is one of the best ways to grow your own fruits, vegetables, and herbs indoors. Essentially, you grow the plants directly in nutrient-rich water, similar to propagation, and the entire setup is soil-free. Plus, it’s easy to DIY your own hydroponic garden using items you likely already have at home. If you’ve recently …
Compost is a great way to use kitchen scraps and wasted food for your garden. Unfortunately, people are not always mindful of how much food they buy and how much they consume. According to research, an average household throws out about $150 worth of food per month and approximately 150 kg of food waste annually. …
It’s essential to refresh old raised bed soil with organic matter and nutrients for healthy plant growth. If your plants don’t grow the same way they once did, it’s an indication that your old raised bed soil needs tilling, replenishing, and refreshing. Your raised garden bed soil’s health and structure will weaken as the plants …
It’s that time of year again; the leaves are falling, and the weather is cooling down. Does that mean it’s time to change your lawn care routine? Is it time to hang up the mower and let nature take its course? Mowing is an integral part of lawn care routine, and cutting your grass in the …