Like all trees with interesting bark, the Chinese Quince demands to be touched. The darker outer layer is shed with mysterious tidiness: There's no obvious flaking or mess. Plus, the…
Has your flower garden been lackluster, or is your vegetable plot producing puny, bland produce? It’s likely due to the quality of your soil. Having excellent soil in your garden…
In July, you should focus on keeping your blossoms alive, tending to your fruit plants, and giving your garden the attention it needs to avoid it from drying out and…
Here are some reasons why cottonseed meal is a fantastic option for dry organic fertilizer. Natural fertilizer known as cottonseed meal is created during the extraction of cotton seed oil.…
Cilantro (Coriandrum sativum) is often referred to as coriander. It’s one of the basics planted in most herb gardens indoors and out. It’s relatively easy to grow. Cilantro strongly resembles…
When growing flowers, you can pour fermented banana peel water for flowers that like acidic soil. Still, only the water from fermented banana peels can be used for flowers. Unfermented banana…
It is possible to cultivate various crops in the same region year after year by using crop rotation. Crop rotation provides several advantages to the land. Rotating your crops is…
When I think of Christmas flowers, just a few plants come into mind. There's one, however, that creates stunning blossoms during the vacation season. Here I would like to share…
The answer to the question "how will growing algae reduce the carbon dioxide emissions?" came from Germany. Scientists at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have devised a method for…
It is estimated that hundreds of different varieties of mold may be found in nature. Some can be good for your health, while others might be dangerous. "Cobweb Mold" is…