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Spent mushroom compost is the soil-like material left after growing a crop of mushrooms. It is high in organic matter, making it desirable for soil amendment or conditioner use. Compost, prepared specifically for growing mushrooms, is a blend of natural products. Common ingredients are wheat straw, alfalfa straw, poultry manure, cottonseed meal, alfalfa seed screenings, … Read more
The right mulch can transform your tomato crop – helping plants thrive while saving time, water, and effort in every type of garden. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Most gardeners who grow robust tomato plants with abundant, healthy fruit know the importance … Read more
Whether they’re oil or biofuels, our sources of power often come from the ground. In this experiment, you’ll test out more goodies from the ground. Is horse manure a good energy source? If so, how does burning horse manure compare to burning wood from coniferous and deciduous trees? To find out, we’re going to use … Read more
Anyone looking to improve their garden’s health and soil quality using organic, sustainable methods is wise to search for mushroom compost near me. This nutrient-rich compost improves soil structure, boosts fertility, and promotes water retention. Plus, it’s a sustainable choice, repurposing waste from mushroom farming into a valuable gardening resource. Lift your gardening with high-quality … Read more
Give your roses the perfect foundation by choosing the best mulch to boost nutrients, retain moisture, and protect plants from weeds and frost. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Like many other plants, roses can greatly benefit from occasional mulching. But, to ensure … Read more
As gardeners and farmers, we’re always looking for natural ways to boost soil health and fertility. Two of the most readily available organic fertilizers are horse manure and cow manure. But which is better for your garden or fields – horse poop or cow dung? Let’s dive into the key differences and pros and cons … Read more
There are many different approaches to mulching under fruit trees. Some people swear by it, and others rarely or never use it or recommend it. Spraying fruit trees should always be kept to a minimum to protect soil health, but sometimes a spray in autumn is the right thing to do. Prepare the soil before … Read more
Yes, you can compost peaches. Start by cutting peaches into smaller pieces and removing the pits to speed up decomposition. Peach skins and flesh are nutrient-rich, enhancing your compost pile. Mix the peach pieces thoroughly with other green materials like vegetable peels and coffee grounds to maintain a balanced compost ecosystem. Be mindful of mold … Read more
In the world of gardening, choosing the right fertilizer is essential for optimal plant health and productivity. Water-soluble fertilizers offer a highly efficient way to deliver nutrients directly to plant roots for rapid absorption, making them a popular choice for both home gardeners and commercial farmers. Wait – what is a water-soluble fertilizer? More importantly, … Read more
Rhubarb (Rheum rhabarbarum) is a perennial vegetable hardy enough for Minnesota gardens. It is in the buckwheat family, has a sour flavor and is among the first crops ready for harvest in spring. Rhubarb is also a “pie-plant,” because you can cook, sweeten and use the chopped stalks as a pie filling, usually with strawberries. … Read more