‘It mimics nature’s randomness’ – this simple gardening trick is how landscape designers make a backyard look more put together

‘It mimics nature’s randomness’ – this simple gardening trick is how landscape designers make a backyard look more put together

If your foray into the world of gardening is still relatively new ground, you might be wondering why those flowers you diligently planted in spring just aren’t the dimensional display you hoped they would be. Maybe the flowerbed you worked tirelessly to plant is lacking that certain je ne sais quoi, or perhaps the potted…

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Rooting tomato plants for a late crop

Rooting tomato plants for a late crop

As heat, humidity, rains, diseases and insects increase during summer months, tomato production naturally declines. Entire plants may begin to die — but it is possible to start new tomato plants from cuttings/suckers to produce a fall crop. On tomatoes, suckers are found in the axil of the stems. Any cuttings (suckers) should be disease-…

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This 100-year-old gardening technique for healthier plants and vegetable crops is the next step on from growing organically

This 100-year-old gardening technique for healthier plants and vegetable crops is the next step on from growing organically

A raised bed with lettuce growing in soil Organic gardening is on everyone’s agenda, but have you ever heard of biodynamic gardening? This holistic practice takes natural planting one step further, and it can do wonders for the flowers, shrubs, and veggies you’re growing in your yard. No one can say no to healthier and…

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