17 Signs your mulch is killing your garden
A healthy garden is a true labor of love. It requires time, patience, and a careful eye on the many different…
Can I put my fiddle leaf fig outdoors?
Wondering if you can put your fiddle leaf fig outdoors? The answer is yes! Fiddle leaf figs make great outdoor plants…
Lomi Composter Review
Lomi is a countertop “smart” composter that claims to be able to reduce your food waste by 80%. We reviewed it and put it to the test.
13 Must-Have Books for Your Gardening Library
The most important books on gardening I’ve reviewed that have a permanent place in my gardening library. All of these books should be on your essential reading list.
Tiny Victory Gardens: Growing Food Without a Yard Review
In her 3rd book, Acadia Tucker shows how those with limited outdoor space can use eco-conscious techniques to grow food on their patios, decks, paved spaces, and even indoors.
Tertill Garden Weeding Robot Review: Tool or Toy?
The Tertill Garden Weeding Robot is a Roomba-style invention to help gardeners with their most dreaded of chores. But a little planning has to go into your garden to maximize the usefulness of the Tertill.
Soil Building: Saving the World, One Dirt Clod at a Time
One of the most important things a gardener can do is to build up the soil in her garden. But soil-building is not a one-time operation – it’s a process.
Breck’s Garden Tools: Rosewood Pruners & Hori Hori Knife (Review)
Breck’s has two excellent tools you should consider adding to your garden toolbox: their Rosewood Bypass pruner and the Hori Hori Knife Ultimate Garden Tool.
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SASHA Sun & Shade Analyzer App for Gardening and Landscaping
SASHA (Sun And Shade Analyzer), an app for Android, changes how gardeners and landscapers address the sunlight requirements of their plants.
- Flowers & Perennials | Gardening Books & Gardening Product Reviews | Landscaping | Organic Lawn Care
Review: Nature’s Best Hope: A New Approach to Conservation That Starts in Your Yard
In Doug Tallamy’s book, Nature’s Best Hope, he proposes a solution that homeowners and gardeners can participate in to restore vanishing local ecosystems.
