These Home Garden Hacks Will Save You Cash
June 30, 2023From unused liquids to coffee grounds and spent corks to good ol’ compost, the home is filled with materials that will do your garden good (and save you some cash).
From unused liquids to coffee grounds and spent corks to good ol’ compost, the home is filled with materials that will do your garden good (and save you some cash).
While sheep themselves may not be welcome among planted rows, their wool makes an excellent addition to the garden as mulch, fertilizer and more!
A small yard doesn’t mean you can’t start tree farming. An expert shares some tips for successfully growing plants of any size in containers—even indoors.
Recent research aims to keep antimicrobial resistant bacteria out of the fertilizer farmers use on their crops.
The complexity of soil nutrition can bog you down. A super-simple understanding of all things N-P-K helps beginning farmers like me get started.
Gardening doesn’t have to be difficult or expensive with these solutions using items already found around the farmhouse.
Give your orchard fruits the nutritional boost they need without the chemicals using these natural fertilizers.
Most of us have already started seeds this year, and now the focus should move from getting them to germinate to preparing them for life in the garden.
Last week, we talked about all the coleus varieties I’m looking forward to growing in my garden this year. Today, I’d like to share some of my favorite hints for growing coleus successfully.
Animals have more to add to your farm than meat, milk, eggs and fiber. Here’s how you can turn their manure into a valuable fertilizer for your soil.