So you are staring at your backyard and trying to calculate the amount of mulch you need to buy. At that moment, it’s very easy to feel like you’re barking up the wrong tree, but don’t worry, you’ll find this math super simple. In general, mulch must be 2 to 4 inches deep. But before…
I’ve met many people in my life who believe indoor plants don’t need fertilization. Yeah…I truly feel sorry for their plants. Since you’re making the effort to read this article, I’m going to go out on a limb here and assume you’re not one of those people. It’s good you care for your plants, fellow…
Back in 2018, when I was living in an apartment, the idea of growing my own vegetables seemed like a distant dream — despite the fact that I was keenly interested in gardening. One fine day, I discovered the joy of container gardening and decided to try my hand at growing peas in my balcony….
Many new gardeners who’re preparing compost for the first time struggle to identify when it’s ready. And, unfortunately for them, compost needs to be fully ready to be of use in the garden. This means it should be fully decomposed and have no organic materials lying in there whole. This article will walk you through…
We’ve all been there. We have dreams of garden grandeur and we have the best intentions of making those dreams a reality. But, one thing leads to another and suddenly those dreams get quickly moved to the back burner as life takes over. So, how do you restore your now neglected and overgrown vegetable garden? …
There are a lot of discussions in the gardening world about whether or not sawdust is a suitable mulching material. Some say it’s great for weed suppression and moisture retention while others say it can do more harm than good. So, what’s the right answer? In short, yes, sawdust can be used as mulch. As…