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Early blight and late blight, two serious diseases of potato, are widely distributed. Both are found everywhere potatoes are grown. The terms “early” and “late” refer to the relative time of their appearance in the field, although both diseases can occur at the same time. Early blight of potato is caused by the fungus, Alternaria … 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 has a reputation for being difficult to work … Read more
Among the many noteworthy species and cultivars in the Origanum genus, I credit a ‘Hot and Spicy’ oregano plant with kick-starting my home cooking regimen 10 years ago. We link to vendors to help you find relevant products. If you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission. When I bought this … Read more
When selecting a container to pot your palm tree, you have many options to consider. The size, durability, style, and features of different planters impact how well they accommodate palm growth – the right container is key to the trees health and growth. Certain palm tree pots excel at proper drainage while others focus more … Read more
Living walls also known as vertical gardens have become increasingly popular for decorating both home and office spaces. A living wall is essentially a vertical structure that allows plants to grow on it. The plants are held in place by structural panels, pouches, pots, or trailing down from suspended containers. Living walls bring nature indoors … Read more
Holly trees with bright red berries are a classic choice for adding winter interest and natural beauty to gardens and landscapes The glossy green leaves and pops of vibrant color from the berries provide year-round visual appeal, Let’s explore some of the most popular holly trees that produce red berries and how to effectively use … Read more
Blood meal fertilizer may not sound like something you want in your garden, but it is a helpful gardening product. Many plants benefit from blood meal fertilizer, including fruits, vegetables, flowers, shrubs, and trees. Brassicas (cauliflower, broccoli, and Brussels sprouts) and alliums (onions, garlic, and chives) produce well when using blood meal. It is widely … Read more
Houseplants can add some some color and life to an otherwise dull space. But even if you’re making sure that they get plenty of water and sunlight, you may notice that from time-to-time, some of your plants may start to look a little lopsided. If that’s the case, you probably need to start rotating your … Read more
While adding compost to your soil can increase soil organic matter and improve soil health and fertility, too much compost can cause problems for the health of your plants and the environment. In recent years, practices like deep compost mulch, adding extra compost to high tunnels, and growing in raised beds with pure compost have … Read more
Have you ever thought about growing companion fruits? How do freshly picked strawberries and blueberries sound? Regardless of their appearing in July 4th fruit spreads, you may know if you have grown or picked either of these fruits that they don’t ripen at the same time. What makes them ideal companion plants? They can both … Read more