Plant Care & Garden Ideas
There’s nothing more annoying for a gardener than finding destructive pests on their garden plants. Things get more difficult when such insects are hard to see on your plants, like spider mites. Spider mites are one tiniest insect that spreads telltale spider webs on stems as well as leaves and can cause serious damages to … Read more
The peace lily is yet another beautiful garden flower that can emphasize the whole look of your yard attractively. But, brown tips on a peace lily are discouraging for any gardener, who wants to keep their houseplant always healthy. If you are suffering from such a crisis, then check out these useful tips on how … Read more
Plants and trees, which thrive greatly in low light are like blessings for indoor gardeners. If your favorite plants can beautifully grow with fertilizer and water with a little bit of light, what else does an indoor gardener wish for? However, you must recognize which plants do well in low-light climates first. Here is a … Read more
Sunlight is one of the most significant and basic requirements for a plant. You can’t have a properly thriving plant without offering it adequate sunlight. But, what we often misconstrued is how much and what type of sunlight our plants need to grow perfectly. You can be an expert gardener once you understand this section … Read more
Earthworms are like a boon to the garden soil, as their digging and casting activities are greatly beneficial for the quality of your garden. That’s why earthworm casting is called black gold by organic farmers/gardeners. A healthy population of earthworms in your garden results in better texture and soil structure and nutrient-rich soil. Also, earthworm … Read more
Summers are exciting and bright despite its scorching heat. This single season could reward us with many succulent summer fruits as well as veggies. However, the burning harshness, especially from mid-April to early June, is probably the more dangerous period of summer. And we have to protect our lovely garden from the grasp of fetal … Read more