by Fred Jaicks | Uncategorized
Food scraps, yard waste, fruit and vegetable peels, and many other items can be composted for your garden. Making compost at home keeps many of these materials out of landfills, where they take up space and release dangerous greenhouse gases. A basic compost pile...
by Fred Jaicks | Uncategorized
With two degrees in horticulture, a residential garden design certificate, and over 100 gardening articles published in magazines, Cristina da Silva has earned her reputation as a reliable source for gardening information. She has gardened for over 30 years and now...
by Fred Jaicks | Uncategorized
Gardening dates back to ancient times, when fruits, nuts, and roots were gathered for survival. Over time, many myths have become associated with gardening, often resulting in wasted time, money, and effort. The following common gardening myths have been debunked by...
by Fred Jaicks | Uncategorized
Lilium longiflorum, more commonly referred to as the Easter lily, is best-known for its distinct trumpet-like shape and captivating fragrance. Easter lilies are a popular holiday gift, often displayed in homes on and around Easter Sunday. For many, the white flowers...
by Fred Jaicks | Uncategorized
Every garden needs pollinators to help flowers, fruits, and vegetables grow, and bees are among the best. Declining bee populations are putting our agricultural food supply at risk by causing a major environmental imbalance. Chemical pesticides and herbicides are...
by Fred Jaicks | Uncategorized
Instantly add a burst of color to your front porch, backyard garden, deck, or even along your windowsills. Container gardens are an excellent way to grow annuals and perennials for those on a tight budget or lacking space. Best of all, you don’t need to spend a...
