Photo found on Flickr, courtesy of Bukowsky18. The most effective gardeners realize that soil is not inert or changeless. Soil is a living mass that changes season to season. It might be best to think of your garden soil as a living entity filled with billions of organisms … [Read more...]
Gardening Tips for Poinsettia Care
Poinsettia Locations Poinsettias are tropical plants, and aren’t at all cold-hardy, but can survive quite well year-round outdoors in southern climates or just for the summer in colder regions. They are best suited to USDA zones 9 to 11. Plant outdoors after the last frost … [Read more...]
Gardening Tips for Bonsai Care
Bonsai Soil The soil you will need for a bonsai tree depends on the variety of tree you are trying to grow. Check its soil requirements before placing it in any soil. Some trees prefer acidic soil while others need neutral pHs. Flowering species will need richer soil to produce … [Read more...]
How to Garden with Hanging Baskets
Hanging baskets are infectious. Whether it’s the burst of color against an otherwise drab looking space, or the incongruity of flowers positioned in the air, hanging baskets always evoke a good feeling. No matter where it’s placed, a hanging basket manages to immediately brighten … [Read more...]
Gardening in the Air – A Look at Aeroponics
Photo found on Flickr, courtesy of pgoings. There are many different gardening techniques, but aeroponics is certainly one of the most unique ways to grow vegetables, food crops, flowers and other plants. As with hydroponic systems, aeroponics uses no soil, but aeroponics … [Read more...]
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