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Mushroom compost is used as a soil conditioner and a mulch. High in organic matter, it enhances the structure of your soil and providing nutrients for healthy plants. It’s slightly alkaline, and should not be used with ericaceous plants, which thrive in acid soils. Mushroom compost provides an excellent growing medium for most garden plants. … Read more
Liquid fertilizers can give outdoor plants a quick boost of nutrients and help them grow bigger and stronger. Compared to granular fertilizers, liquids are faster acting and easier for plants to absorb right away. After testing top products on the market, I recommend GS Plant Foods Liquid Fertilizer as the best overall liquid fertilizer for … Read more
Turn your pond into a picturesque Monet-inspired masterpiece with this popular aquatic plant. Its elegant bowl-shaped blooms appear in summer, while its distinctive circular lily pads spread across the waters surface, providing valuable shelter for aquatic wildlife. Water lilies are a stunning addition to any pond or water feature. Their colorful floating flowers create an … Read more
When you find tiny white bugs on or in the soil of your houseplants, it is usually a reason for alarm. And it is not the only sign that something is off—the plant might also show other signs of an infestation, such as yellowing leaves and stunted growth. However, not all tiny white bugs are … Read more
Mushrooms sprouting up unexpectedly in piles of horse manure can look tempting to foragers searching for free edibles. However, experts strongly warn against eating mushrooms found growing in horse dung. While some mushrooms that thrive in manure are edible, the risks typically outweigh any possible benefits of consuming them. An Overview of Mushrooms in Manure … Read more
What grows well in clay soil? Dense clay soil is common in yards across the country. This can seem like a challenge at first, but we’re here to help! With some simple amendments and the right plants, you can transform your yard with beautiful plants. Clay soil can be challenging to garden in Its dense, … Read more
When we researched Bamboo and growing the plant in Tasmania, we were advised to grow 90% Bambusa textilis Gracils with only a handful of other species, known to be cold climate tolerant. We were also advised to grow Phyllostachys Nigra, the only cold climate tolerant Black Bamboo. Sadly the Phyllostachys Bamboos are all invasive runners … Read more
If you’re an avid gardener or farmer you know that manure is one of the best organic fertilizers you can use. Packed with nutrients that plants crave manure helps gardens and crop fields thrive. But where can you find and buy manure near you? This guide will provide tips for locating quality manure and using … Read more
The aloe vera plant (Aloe vera or Aloe barbadensis) is a beautiful house plant known for its skin-healing aloe vera gel. We’ll explore the process of repotting aloe vera in each case. We’ll also discuss four best practices when repotting. Aloe vera is a popular and easy to grow succulent that thrives indoors and outdoors. … Read more
Amaryllis bulbs produce large, bell-shaped flowers that add a touch of tropical flair to any indoor space. With proper care, these bulbs can rebloom for many years, providing a welcome spot of color during the dreary winter months. While amaryllis bulbs are not too fussy, using the right potting medium is key to getting the … Read more