15 Reasons Why You Should Use Hydrogen Peroxide on Your Plants (And 2 Times You Shouldn’t)
Hydrogen peroxide might be something you usually reach for when cleaning a cut, but did you know it can also be a powerful tool in …
Zoe Merritt
15 Unexpected Downsides Of Growing Sweet Potatoes You Should Know First
Growing sweet potatoes sounds easy enough, right? Stick a slip in the soil, give it some sun, and wait for the harvest. But as I …
17 Reasons To Spray Your Citrus Trees With Seaweed Extract (And What Happens If You Don’t)
Caring for citrus trees sometimes feels like a balancing act—they need just the right mix of sun, water, and nutrients to really thrive. One little …
15 Signs Of A Termite Infestation (And When To Call The Pros)
Finding out you might have termites is one of those “oh no” moments no homeowner wants to experience. But the truth is, the sooner you …
17 Easy Steps To Grow Tamarind From Seed
Tamarind seeds might look like little rocks, but with a bit of patience and care, they can grow into beautiful, shade-giving trees that actually bear …
17 Colorful Border Plants To Brighten Up Your Garden Edges
Brightening up the edges of your garden is one of those small changes that can make a huge difference. I used to overlook my borders, …
13 Practical Tips For Growing And Using Root Vegetables (And Things To Avoid)
I still remember the first time I pulled up a misshapen carrot and felt way too proud of myself for what looked more like a …
17 Reasons To Add Coffee Grounds To Your Blueberries (And How To Do It Right)
Blueberries and coffee grounds might sound like a strange combo at first but hear me out—once I gave it a try in my own garden, …
15 Brilliant Garden Hacks That Protect Your Newly-Planted Seeds
Gardening has a special kind of magic, doesn’t it? There’s something so satisfying about tucking tiny seeds into the soil and watching them grow into …
15 Smart Tips To Maximize Your Swiss Chard Harvests
Growing Swiss chard has become one of my favorite garden joys—it’s colorful and surprisingly easy to grow once you get the hang of it. But …