A Guide to Winter-Sowing Seeds for Early Spring Growth

How to Build a Winter Wildlife Habitat in Your Garden

Pruning Guide for Winter: Trees, Shrubs, and Plants That Need It

How to Protect Garden Tools and Equipment for Winter Storage

A List of the Most Dangerous Garden Pests (with Images)

There are more than three dozen really harmful insects or bugs that you must protect your garden from. These bugs can be broadly classified as chewing insects, boring insects and sucking insects. To give you an idea, here are the most dangerous bugs for your garden (get ready, it’s a long list): All these insects…

7 Big Mistakes You Are Probably Making with Your Garden

Planting and managing a garden is not rocket science, yet many people go about tending to their gardens oblivious of the mistakes they are making. Below is a set of mistakes that are commonly made by gardeners globally. Preparation of Beds In gardening, beds are the plot of land that you plant seeds and seedlings…

10 Ways to Revamp Your Garden

When done right, you can extend the cozy feel of your home into the garden. Unfortunately, busy schedules leave us tired and out of psyche to tend to the gardens. The following tips will help to revamp your garden in a short period. Plant Flowers Flowers ultimately change the appearance of your garden, and it…

5 Answers to the 5 Most Commonly Asked Gardening Questions

Every aspiring gardener would have dozens of unanswered questions. As time passes, one would have hundreds of questions. The first questions are more generic and contextually broader. The questions later on get specific, at times very specific. In here we shall discuss the five most common questions pertaining to gardening and we will attempt to…

The Basics of Growing Food Indoors

Are you aware you can grow various herbs and vegetables indoors all year round? Only one tall shelving unit supplies enough space to create a continuous harvest of delightful fresh options through the year, although it’ll never replace a bigger outside garden. As with any endeavor that is new, it is wise to start small-a…