Gardening Tips

Grass paths, while they may seem like an attractive addition to a garden or yard, have their fair share of drawbacks that may make you reconsider their suitability for your outdoor space. Here are some reasons why you might want to think twice about having grass paths: 1. Maintenance: Grass paths require regular maintenance, including […]

No need for a garden, Turn a small wall into a lush vegetable garden to provide for the family. 🌳 This is how I mix the soil to grow vegetables at home Wonderful method for anyone to use to feed their family and they could save money for other needs.

My top 6 Indoor Plants that are growing in just water without soil. Growing plants in water, whether houseplants or an indoor herb garden, is a great activity for the novice gardener (great for kids!), people with limited space or an aversion to messy dirt, and those who are plant watering-challenged. This method for growing

Tips to grow garlic in water bottles, get lots of roots and quickly harvest As many have said, plant in the fall and harvest next Aug/Sept. Yeah, that worked great for us until I didn’t have time to do the fall harvest one year. Lots of garlic next year but without being separated they are

When we think of vegetable gardening, we’re often convinced that FULL SUN is the only way we’ll be successful. This couldn’t be more wrong! There are plenty of shade friendly plants that will thrive in 2-5 hours of sun. On top of that, there are some plants that won’t LOVE being in shade, but will

HuwsNursery is a channel which dedicates itself to teaching you how to grow an abundance of food at your home. Videos are uploaded every week and cover a vast range of subjects including; soil health, sowing, transplanting, weeding, organic tips, permaculture, pest control, harvesting and low maintenance growing to name a few. Using the cardboard

Roger and Abe assemble the Grande Garden Room Kit 3 from The Insulated Panel Store. The Grande is the largest of the insulated garden room range at 5.5 X 3.3 metres. Some ideas for your garden room: ✔ Bar✔ Gym✔ Hair salon✔ Dog grooming parlour✔ Summer house✔ Pool/games room✔ Photography studio✔ Office✔ Man cave Each

These are my top 50 garden ideas, garden hacks, garden secrets, tips and tricks that will blow away your mind. After the success of my 101 gardening hacks four years ago, I present these fresh and new gardening hacks and tricks for home gardening – for beginners as well as experts in gardening hobby. Please

Growing ginger in containers is a delightful gardening project that offers both culinary rewards and an attractive addition to your indoor or outdoor spaces. While ginger is typically grown in tropical regions, it can also thrive in containers, making it accessible to gardeners in various climates. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a beginner, this

Mesh covers are a valuable tool for protecting your vegetables in the garden. They provide a physical barrier that keeps pests, such as insects and birds, away from your plants while allowing sunlight, air, and water to pass through. Here’s how and when to use mesh covers to protect your vegetables: How to Use Mesh

Aminopyralid is a herbicide commonly used to control broadleaf weeds in pasture and hay fields. However, it can be problematic when residues of aminopyralid are present in hay and horse manure. These residues can persist in the soil and lead to growth problems in plants, especially for those sensitive to the herbicide. Here are the

Giving you some ideas of how to keep those potted basil plants going for longer. Video idea came from Edward who tried and failed to grow supermarket potted basil many times in his student flats, so he was curious to see how they could be kept going. Basil is a popular herb that can be

Hydroponic gardening has become increasingly popular for growing a variety of crops, and lettuce is a prime candidate for this innovative approach. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a beginner, this guide will walk you through the steps to successfully cultivate fresh and healthy hydroponic lettuce. 1. Choose the Right Hydroponic System Selecting the appropriate

Concerns about food security and using your garden to prepare for worst-case scenarios, such as food shortages or emergencies, are valid and responsible considerations. Here are some steps you can take to address these concerns and make the most of your garden: While it’s important to prepare for worst-case scenarios, remember that gardening is a

Growing popcorn at home can be a fun and rewarding gardening project. Here’s a step-by-step guide to growing popcorn from start to finish: 1. Choose the Right Variety: 2. Prepare Your Garden Bed: 3. Planting: 4. Watering: 5. Fertilizing: 6. Weed Control: 7. Support and Mulch: 8. Pollination: 9. Harvesting: 10. Drying and Shelling: –

Asimina triloba, commonly known as the American pawpaw, is a fruit-bearing tree native to North America. While it is generally hardy and can tolerate a range of temperatures, including cold winters, it does have some limitations when it comes to freezing temperatures. Here are some considerations for growing American pawpaw in freezing climates: It’s worth

Growing blackberry jam fruit (Randia formosa) from seed can be a rewarding and unusual gardening project. Also known as “blackberry nightshade” or “white Indigo Berry,” this evergreen shrub produces small, dark berries that are often used to make jams and jellies. Here’s how to grow blackberry jam fruit from seed: 1. Seed Collection: 2. Seed

Harvesting feijoas and tamarillos requires timing and care to ensure you pick them at their peak of ripeness. Here’s how to harvest these fruits: Harvesting Feijoas: Harvesting Tamarillos: Both feijoas and tamarillos are delicious fruits with unique flavors. By harvesting them at the right time and following these steps, you can enjoy them at their

Growing kiwiberries (Actinidia arguta) from seed can be a rewarding but somewhat challenging process, as it may take several years for the plants to bear fruit. Kiwiberries are often propagated through cuttings or grafting for a quicker fruiting period. However, if you’re interested in growing kiwiberries from seed, here are two methods to consider: 1.

In this video I’ll be picking some Loquat fruit from a mature tree and showing you how to grow Loquat plants from seed. I’ve done an experiment to see what is the best way to sow these seeds. This cold tolerant tree, native to south-central China with tropical like fruit is easy to grow, fruits

Growing Mamey Sapote From Seed: A Journey From Seed to Sapling in 77 Days Mamey Sapote (Pouteria sapota), often simply referred to as “Mamey,” is a tropical fruit native to Central America. It’s known for its sweet and creamy, salmon-colored flesh, making it a delicacy among fruit enthusiasts. If you’ve ever wondered how to grow

Cover crops are an essential and often underappreciated element of sustainable gardening and agriculture. They offer numerous benefits that not only enhance your garden’s soil but also improve its overall health and productivity. Here are eight compelling reasons to use cover crops in your garden: Incorporating cover crops into your gardening routine can significantly enhance

Today I’ll be taking you through the whole process of how I grew fruit trees from store bought fruit, including growing some from seed to harvest. I share updates along the way to show you what happened with each type of fruit tree. We’ll also go over some growing requirements to help you get started

A quick DIY guide on how to make seed starting mix at home. Organic seed starting media using coco coir that works best for seed germination and seedling success. Creating your own seed starting mix is a cost-effective and straightforward process. Here’s how to make your own seed starting mix quickly and easily: Materials You’ll

Easy step by step guide on how to grow Jack Be Little pumpkins in containers from seed. Planting guide from seed to harvest. Another example of how to grow pumpkins in containers from seed. Includes growing in fabric pots or grow bags, and how to make trellis to grow pumpkins vertically in pots. How to