Getting the growing medium just right for your plants might be a tad difficult. But don’t worry! We bring you tips on using soils and amendments for various plants, advice on making compost and homemeade fertilizer, and some popular store-bought products!
Feeding your veggie garden isn’t just about dumping fertilizer and hoping for the best. Timing, type, and technique all play a role in healthy, productive …
Want bigger harvests without planting more? The secret’s in the fertilizer. Whether you’re growing tomatoes, cucumbers, or leafy greens, feeding your garden the right nutrients …
Carrots can be picky—especially when it comes to fertilizer. Use the wrong one, and you could end up with forked, stubby roots or poor growth. …
Mulch might look like garden gold—but get it wrong, and you’re planting trouble. I’ve earned my green thumbs the hard way, and trust me: not …
Potted geraniums are summer showstoppers—but only if they’re properly fed. The right fertilizer routine can mean the difference between leggy, lackluster plants and full, blooming …
Banana peels in the tomato patch? It sounds like a garden hack gone viral—but does it really work? Some gardeners swear by it, others say …
Store-bought fertilizer can cost a fortune—and half the time, you’re not even sure what’s in it. But here’s the good news: some of the best …
Your indoor herb garden should be lush, fragrant, and full of flavor—not limp and lackluster. But even with love and sunlight, herbs won’t thrive without …
Filling the bottom of large planters can save you money on potting soil and make those heavy containers easier to move. But I’ve learned the …
Mulch seems like a simple garden add-on, but I’ve learned the hard way that not all mulch is created equal. Some types may look nice …