Helping Gardener to Grown
A greenhouse can be a great way for you to have fresh, homegrown vegetables throughout the year. A greenhouse is a great place to grow a variety of plants by controlling the temperature and humidity. Greenhouses are also useful for protecting plants from pests and diseases, extreme weather conditions, and other environmental factors. Many people fear that…
The microclimate is an important aspect to consider when you start a garden. Your yard will have microclimates created by sun, shade, heat, and wind. One of my greatest frustrations as a beginner gardener was trying to get plants to grow in areas of my yard that were too hot or too shady. Understanding microclimates is essential…
When choosing the location for your garden, sunlight is an important consideration. To thrive, most vegetables require at least six hours of direct sunlight each day. A sun chart can be used to determine how much sunlight is being received in a given area. It is important to take into account the soil type. Different vegetables require different soil types,…
What do these tiny white worms look like in soil? This is a common question among gardeners, and it can be difficult to answer. Little White Things in Plant Soil These tiny white creatures found in plant soil could represent several things, including perlite (a material used in potting soil), mycelium, (fungal root structures), and mealy…
When it comes to fertilizing your garden, there are a lot of options to choose from. You can go with chemical fertilizers, organic manures, or compost. So what’s the best option for you? Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of each! Compost vs Fertilizer vs Manure There are many options when it…
Shade trees are an essential part of every home. Shade trees are not only a great addition to your home’s curb appeal, but also provide shade during the summer heat. Are you looking for some relief from the summer heat and humidity? It can be a great idea to have a shaded spot in your yard. However, not…
