by Matt Gibson Bermuda grass (Cynodon dactylon) is a native of Africa, but is a popular choice for lawns, especially in the American west, and is hardy in USDA zones 7 through 10. It is a common pick for a lawn grass in warm climate regions for a number of reasons. Bermuda … [Read more...]
Do You Know This Transplanting Tip for Flowering Plants?
When buying flowering plants for transplanting in your garden (or new garden containers), it's best to select plants that have budded but haven't yet blossomed. That way, the plants will focus on root growth, leading to healthier, sturdier plants, rather than putting all their … [Read more...]
Quick Tip: Building a Successful Butterfly Garden
Butterflies are not only beautiful, they're one of nature's top pollinators (after bees, of course). That being the case, they're usually welcome in any garden -- and you can attract them to yours by creating a specialized butterfly garden. … [Read more...]
Quick Tip: A Warning about No-Dig Gardening Methods
We've told you about the no-dig and "lasagna" methods of organic gardening, which are wonderful, innovative gardening approaches that can save time and help regenerate depleted soils. Both involve layering newspaper, straw, compost, and other organic materials on top of the … [Read more...]
Quick Tip: Why Day Length Matters in Your Organic Garden
One factor that many organic gardeners fail to take into account is day-length. Some flowers and a number of vegetables (particularly onions) require a specific day-length in order to mature properly, to regulate vegetative growth, and to trigger flower development. Both … [Read more...]
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