Tag: Gardening

The chilly winters are gone, and so the snowy weather with it as well. It is time to take up your gardening tools and prepare your garden for the Spring season, which will eventually ready your yard for the warm summers ahead.

Millennials realize that living sustainably is important—and, if done right, can be really simple. Here are several practical ways that millennials can live in a more sustainable way.

With springtime right around the corner, it’s time to dust off those gardening tools and get ready to hit the nursery. 

As the garden is in the dormant phase during the beginning of the year, it is a great time to prepare the earth for the growing season ahead in the spring.

If the seasonal weather has got you down, there's a simple fix – add some greenery and start your own little indoor garden.

Ask people what makes plants grow and they may come up with the similar reply: soils.Right answer, but that's not the only one. The garden can be grown soilless, in a water-based environment. As...

As the temperature starts to drop from double figures into single digits, we all know it isn’t too long before winter really takes a hold. Whilst there’s probably a few people out there who...

Whilst softening hard water will likely benefit you and your household, the same can’t be said for your garden. In fact, watering your garden, plants and soil with softened water is actually detrimental to their health.

Home gardening accounts for an astonishing 75% of all pesticides used in North America, making it several million pounds used per year. Fortunately, there are a number of natural alternatives to these potent and dangerous chemicals, most of which are harmless to people and animals.

Herbicides… yuck!! The thought of spraying florasulam and glyphosate around the yard is abhorrent to you.As an alternative, let’s look at 4 commonly practiced alternative methods. They’re not necessarily as fast-acting but are effective...