Although herbs can be a total nightmare for many new gardeners, I personally found them pretty easy to grow in my early gardening days. Now that the size of my herb patches has grown substantially, they’re obviously a little more challenging to manage, but still require much less work and effort compared to regular flowering…
If you think fall is just for raking, you are about to have your mind blown. Although your garden gave it a good go this year and now looks somewhat tired, don’t worry, the show isn’t over yet. With a well-timed snip, you can convince some of your favorite perennials to perform again. So unlike…
As beautiful and lovely as frost may seem, for the average gardener, it’s definitely something to fear. Frost weakens sensitive plants and freezes their roots, causing mayhem in the garden and rendering any effort put into growing those plants useless. In today’s article, I’m going to share with you a list of cold-sensitive plants you…
If you’re a long-time reader, you’ll know how much I love neem oil for pest and disease prevention in the garden. In my opinion, neem is extremely overlooked when it comes to the purpose of gardening. In today’s article, I’ll take you through a list of plants you can potentially treat with just a classic…
Weeds can be a real nuisance in the garden, especially if you have a large enough area and an itch for constant tidiness. Fortunately for you, there are hundreds of ways you can combat weed growth, but some methods definitely tend to work much more effectively than others. In today’s article, I’ll take you through…
Similar to how you would upskill yourself to meet a client/employer’s requirement criteria, a strong spring start has some criteria of its own. Certain tasks must be taken care of in early fall before you can navigate around springtime confidently. In today’s article, let’s go over each of these tasks in detail and try to…