Welcome to our summer wildflower guide! Dive into the vibrant world of wildflowers as we explore the top picks for your summer garden. From the cheerful blooms of Black-eyed Susans to the delicate elegance of Purple Coneflowers, discover the best…
If you are a homeowner, it is essential to address water drainage problems in your garden as soon as possible, as improper drainage can damage your home’s foundation. It leads to cracks in the foundation, water leaks, flooding of the…
Earthworms are essential for a healthy garden. They are just a type of soil organism that turns waste into black gold or fertile soil. Besides, they traverse the soil and transfer oxygen to the roots of all plants in the…
Soil nutrients are divided into three main categories: macro, meso, and trace elements, depending on the amount needed by the plants. Magnesium (Mg), besides calcium (Ca) and sulfur (S), is an essential nutrient in meso. Magnesium is a highly mobile…
Urea is a cost-effective way to supply the soil with a vital nutrient: nitrogen. Often sold in granular form, which is distributed in the garden to promote flowering and plant growth, Urea should be sprayed or buried in the soil…
You may be familiar with Epsom salts’ incredible healing properties, but did you know that these minerals are also a powerful supplement for your garden? Cheap, natural, and non-toxic with the right Epsom salt, the common name for the magnesium…
Microbes dominate the world in silence and behind the scenes. Their ability to fight depression is increasingly essential in the medical world thanks to the unique soil bacteria, Mycobacterium vaccae. With this exciting discovery, science can finally explain one of…
Dandelions are a growing obstacle, and if you’re not careful, taking care of your lawns. In this article, you will learn how to get rid of them. Dandelion Information Dandelion has one bright yellow flower from a set of four…
Fertilizers are defined by law as soil improvement with a guaranteed minimum nutrient content. Fertilizers are supplied with a percentage of nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus. For example, a 10-5-5 fertilizer consists of 10% nitrogen, 5% potassium and 5% phosphorus. Different…
Ammonium nitrate supplies lawn and garden plants with urgently needed nitrogen in an easily accessible place and isn’t washed out of the soil. Pure nitrogen fertilizer contains typically 34% ammonium nitrate but mixed with other plant nutrients or combined forms…