Tired of Mowing? Consider a No Mow Lawn
A no mow lawn is a great choice if you’re fed up with pushing the mower around or want to save water and maximize the ecological capacity of your lawn.
Use a High Quality Lawn Mower for Organic Lawn Care
Organic lawn care includes a quality lawn mower with sharp blades to pulverize grass clippings which feed the lawn and reduce thatch.
Adding Epsom Salt To Your Garden and Lawn: Claims vs Facts
Does Epsom salt help create bigger blooms, better shrubs, greener grass, and control pests? We looked at the research to see if this is true.
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Garden Fertilizers vs. Soil Amendments – What’s the Difference?
Garden fertilizers are meant to feed your plants and soil amendments are meant to improve your soil. But sometimes they overlap.
What is Organic Soil?
The benefits of using organic soil with good nutrients are clear, but the term “Certified Organic” goes beyond the simple meaning of “Organicl”.
Compost Tea Recipe to Supercharge Your Garden and Lawn
Compost tea is a perfect lawn and garden feed for those who want a liquid supplement for their plants and soil. Includes easy to make recipe.
Is Your Lawn a Chemical Dump?
Chemical companies want us to weed and feed our lawns unnecessarily every spring and fall. As a result the American lawn has become a chemical dump.
Imprelis – The Herbicide That Keeps On Giving
More reports of damaged trees, two years after Imprelis was first applied.
Beneficial Nematodes – Garden Friends Or Enemies?
Beneficial nematodes control pests that destroy plants. But other nematodes completely destroy plants. How do you know which is which?
Poison Ivy: How to remove it safely without chemicals
If you’re new to removing poison ivy, be careful, because it likes to fight back. Here are some do’s and dont’s.
