Did you know that you don't have to throw away all the fallen leaves in your yard? Leaves are a valuable source of nutrients ...
The Garden Magazine on MSN
You're Probably Paying for "Organic" Soil Additives That Do Nothing
Walk into any garden center and you will find shelves packed with products labeled as "organic soil boosters," "natural ...
House Digest on MSN
The Up-And-Coming Invasive Pest You Should Never Squish (It Just Makes Things Worse)
If you see these creepy crawlies in your backyard garden, don't crush them! This invasive pest, while toxic and harmful, has ...
Native Plants in the home garden: Are you a native plant enthusiast? Sonoma County Master Gardener Bill Klausing, Rosemary McCreary and Linda King lead a talk on “Native Plants in the Home Garden” ...
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Hedgehogs will visit your garden in autumn and eat slugs if you leave 1 thing on ground
Once a common sight in towns and countryside alike, the hedgehog is now considered vulnerable - here's how to encourage them ...
The Garden Magazine on MSN
No More Manure: 10 Vegan Fertilizer Options For Your Garden
More gardeners are turning to vegan fertilizers as they look for sustainable, eco-friendly ways to nourish their plants without relying on animal-based products. Traditional fertilizers often include ...
After five years of operating a landscaping business and years of self-taught gardening, Alex Drisaldi planted new roots with ...
Plainview Herald on MSN
Buckner grows 40-pound watermelon
So it's no surprise that among his plethora of plants this season is a 40-pound watermelon. He also has eight and nine-pound cantaloupes. Buckner, 75, is a certified financial planner for 600 ...
Southern Living on MSN
How To Keep Centipedes Out Of Your House, According To Experts
Occasionally, centipedes make their way indoors, especially into damp places such as bathrooms or basements. We found why ...
Composting toilets are a great idea, but no one likes to think of the waste just sitting there and slowly … fermenting. A new ...
1. Drill several holes along the length of the PVC pipe to allow worms and microorganisms easy access to the decomposing weeds. 2. Bury the pipes deep – about 50cm down with the top flush to the ...
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Inside Recompose, where the human composting startup is ready to grow its formula beyond Seattle
Five years after Washington became the first state to legalize natural organic reduction, 13 more states have approved the ...
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