How Heat Waves Affect Plants in Your Garden
Heat can do incredible damage to shrubs and flowers, but is especially damaging to vegetables and fruit.
Heat can do incredible damage to shrubs and flowers, but is especially damaging to vegetables and fruit.
If you’re creating an edible landscape, the Backyard Berry Book and the Backyard Orchardist are excellent resources.
Review: Backyard Berry Book | Backyard Orchardist by Stella Otto Read More »
Michael Moss’ book is a firecracker, showing how the processed foods industry has fine tuned their products so you literally can’t stop eating them.
Review: Salt Sugar Fat-How The Food Giants Hooked Us by Michael Moss Read More »
Beneficial nematodes control pests that destroy plants. But other nematodes completely destroy plants. How do you know which is which?
Beneficial Nematodes – Garden Friends Or Enemies? Read More »
A single bat is able to consume from 1000 to 6000 insects a night. Why not use a bat box to invite a bat to guard your garden and patio?
Bats are Insect Eating Machines For Your Yard and Garden Read More »
If you’re new to removing poison ivy, be careful, because it likes to fight back. Here are some do’s and dont’s.
Poison Ivy: How to remove it safely without chemicals Read More »
If you’re still using chemicals on your garden and lawn, it’s time to stop. Your lawn and garden don’t need these chemicals, in fact they weaken plants.
The impact of synthetic fertilizers are well established facts, yet nitrogen and phosphorous-heavy fertilizer use still persists.
How Synthetic Fertilizers Harm Soil, Air, and Water Read More »
There’s nothing like a cool shade garden on a hot summer day. But shade comes in many varieties and so do the plants that grow there.
Guest Author Stella Otto’s 1st part of the Fruit Growing 101 series: Fruit trees and berry bushes-how to know if they’re healthy before you bring them home.
How to Select Healthy Fruit Trees and Berry Bushes Read More »
By knowing how raspberries and blackberries grow, you’ll be able to prune them easily, keeping your berry patch productive for many years.