Gardening

Pothos, also known as the Devil’s Ivy or Money Plant is a popular houseplant due to its low maintenance and ease of care. Unfortunately, even with proper care, your Pothos may start turning yellow. Too much water can lead to root rot which will cause leaves on the plant to turn yellow and drop off; … Read moreWhy Is My Pothos Turning Yellow?

Roses are one of the most popular flowers in the world, and they’re also a favorite among gardeners. But roses can be susceptible to pests and diseases, which can cause problems for both growers and home gardeners. Insects: Many insects can damage roses, including aphids, Japanese beetles, thrips, and scales. To control these pests, you … Read moreHow To Protect Roses From Bugs – Homemade Recipes Included!

Most roses do best in slightly acidic soil with a pH between 6.0 and 6.5. This range of acidity keeps nutrients and minerals readily available to the plant, while also discouraging many common diseases that can plague rose bushes. If your soil is too alkaline (with a pH above 7), you may need to take … Read moreDo roses like acidic soil? Is acidic soil good for roses?

There’s something special about using natural found elements in your garden and around your home. Tree logs are plentiful in almost any area. Most of the time people see them as a problem or as firewood. But turning a log into a planter can be a rewarding experience and can bring a natural charm to … Read moreHow To Hollow Out A Log For A Planter – The Easy Way

Roses are a beautiful addition to your garden, but they can be difficult to protect from animals, insects, and weather conditions. Many gardeners protect their roses from animals, insects, and weather conditions by using a variety of methods. Some protect the plants with cages or thorny bushes while others protect them with insecticides and blankets. … Read moreProtecting Roses from Animals, Insects and Weather Conditions

Rhododendrons are often used in landscaping, but many people don’t realize that they can also be grown as a houseplant. Rhododendrons need lots of water and fertilizer to thrive, but what about fertilizing them with coffee grounds? Rhododendron plants love coffee grounds. Coffee grounds provide an organic source of nitrogen for the plant while providing … Read moreRhododendrons: Do they like coffee grounds?

Tea bags are a great way to keep your garden thriving. Sometimes we think that they serve no purpose for our plants. But tea bags can actually be very helpful in maintaining the pH balance of soil and preventing pests from attacking plants. All you need is a handful of used tea bags soaked in … Read moreAre Tea Bags Good For Plants: The Answer Might Surprise You

It’s the peak of summer now and your garden is in full bloom. Many people may not be doing quite so well. Wilted leaves, brittle stems and just a generally dead look plague many gardens, but there has to be a way to fix this. This is where using better fertilizer comes in, and one … Read moreIs Pond Sludge Good For Gardens? Uncover A Rich Fertilizer

Imagine driving through the nicest neighborhood in your city, seeing lawn after lawn of perfect grass and beautifully manicured shrubs and trees. After many beautiful homes you see one with a lawn even more pristine than any of the others. The grass is lush and freshly mowed, free of dandelions and other weeds. The landscaping … Read moreWhen To Apply Ironite To Shrubs? Timing Is Everything

There is a never ending debate among gardeners about using topsoil or compost in any garden. Maybe you lean to one side or the other. Or maybe you’re still on the fence. Either way, you have to consider whether there is a difference when working with a raised bed. Should you treat your raised bed … Read moreTopsoil Or Compost For Raised Beds: Top 6 Questions Answered