QUESTION: How do you get rid of fungus in the soil? - Eliza N ANSWER: You shouldn’t get rid of all the fungus in your soil. The reason being is that most fungi are good for your plants. Fungus is a naturally occurring element in the soil. There are many types of fungus but … [Read more...]
How to Improve Your Garden and the Environment by Composting with Red Worms
By J.D. Hendrick, Owner of RedWigglersFarm.com Red worms (Red Wigglers) turn organic material into worm castings (you might have also heard it called vermicompost). Plants thrive in this natural fertilizer. Soil Regeneration: We can all help the environment by … [Read more...]
9 Mulch Alternatives for Dogs to Consider
by Erin Marissa Russell Some mulches just aren’t a good match for gardens where dogs will play. Sometimes a mulch alternative is toxic to dogs if consumed, and in other cases it’s just too inviting and won’t last. We’ll give you the rundown of which mulch alternatives work … [Read more...]
15 Mulch Alternatives for Your Garden
by Erin Marissa Russell There are so many different alternatives to mulch that it will be easy to find one—or a few—that are right for your garden on this list. We’ve explained the basics of how each method works along with a few of the pros and cons for each mulch … [Read more...]
Green Manure for Gardening, Explained
by Erin Marissa Russell Ready to take your garden to the next level with green manure? Green manure isn’t actually manure at all. It’s a name for plants you use in empty areas to improve and protect the soil while returning nutrients to the soil like manure. Before the … [Read more...]
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