Gardening Tips

Moving your garden to a new property | Gardening preparations for a house move. Byther Farm is a small organic homestead, designed and managed using permaculture practices. We aim for self-sufficiency in fruit and vegetables for increased self reliance and better resilience to the modern world. I recognise that we are unlikely to be truly […]

Using Hydrogen Peroxide in Your Garden: Frequency and Applications Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) is a versatile household item with a range of applications in the garden. It can serve as a useful tool for improving soil aeration, addressing pest infestations, and assisting with seed germination. However, the frequency of adding hydrogen peroxide to your plants and

I compared Vinegar with Baking Soda as an effective way of killing Weeds. I created vinegar solution with some soap, baking soda solution diluted in water in 1 to 1 ratio, and sprinkled baking soda powder on weeds on a full sunny day and the rests are in!!!

Aloe Vera Gel is very easy to extract and make from an Aloe Vera Leaf. To get started, first remove the bottom scarred part of the aloe vera leaf. Then remove the thorny sides of the aloe vera leaf, do this on both sides of the leaf. Now cut the top narrow thorny part of

Pomegranate Trees are one of the easiest to grow from seed. Make sure to remove the juice and pulp from the seed by squishing the seed in paper towel and let the seed dry for 2 day. Plant the seed 1/4 in deep and the seed will grow in 1 month. The tree will start

If you have a garden with limited sunlight, there are still plenty of vegetables you can successfully grow in the shade. While most vegetables thrive in full sun, these shade-tolerant options are great for shadier areas: 1. Leafy Greens: 2. Kale: Kale is a hardy green that can thrive in partial shade. 3. Arugula: Arugula

This DIY Ant Trap is All Natural and is very effective in Controlling and Killing Ants using Borax. This trap is the best way to control pests in your garden. I used this trap for 1 week and I found it be very effective in reducing the number of ants in my garden. Creating a

I compared 3 DIY Mosquito traps that are mentioned heavily in articles and videos across the internet to kill and get rid of Mosquitoes. I used traps using yeast, soap, and borax. The results are kind of predictable. You can use big fan with a Mesh to catch mosquitoes which uses a lot of energy

I am regrowing 14 store bought Vegetables and Herbs. These 14 vegetables and herbs are very easy to regrow. You can either grow these indoors, outdoors, or near your kitchen window. Regrowing vegetables and herbs from store-bought produce is a sustainable and cost-effective way to enjoy a continuous supply of fresh produce. Here’s a list

Introduction: Lotus plants (Nelumbo spp.) are revered for their stunning, otherworldly beauty and symbolic significance in many cultures. With their magnificent, large, and fragrant blooms, growing lotus plants in your garden or water feature can be a truly enchanting experience. To achieve an abundance of those mesmerizing lotus blooms, proper fertilization is essential. This comprehensive

GROW SWEET ALYSSUM IN POTS | WITH FULL UPDATES USEFUL TIPS : Alyssum flowers are not only beautiful, but they also attract many of the beneficial pests that help you grow a garden. Alyssum, with its tiny flowers, is a vigorous spreader. There are many different cultivars in many different shades and colors. Sweet alyssum

Planting in January largely depends on your local climate and growing zone. In many regions, January is a cold, winter month, and outdoor planting opportunities may be limited. However, there are still some gardening tasks you can undertake, especially if you have a greenhouse or live in a milder climate. Here are some suggestions for

Title: Never Throw Away Toilet Paper Rolls: 5 Uses in Gardening Toilet paper rolls are often considered a nuisance after they’ve served their primary purpose, but they can find new life in your garden. Repurposing these cardboard tubes is an eco-friendly and cost-effective way to enhance your gardening experience. Here are five creative ways to

If your tomato plants are not producing fruit and are dropping flowers, there could be several reasons for this issue. Here are five common reasons why your tomatoes may not be setting fruit: 1. Temperature Extremes: 2. Lack of Pollinators: 3. Over-Fertilization: 4. Watering Issues: 5. Nutrient Imbalance: In addition to these five common reasons,

Grow Pineapple from the top of another Pineapple that you can buy from a grocery store. It takes anywhere from 18 to 24 months to grow a pineapple from the top of another pineapple. Pineapples are tropical plants and must be kept between 65F to 85F (18C to 30C), so the best way to grow

While gardening is a fantastic way to enhance your outdoor space and grow your own food, there are certain items that you should never bury in your garden. Some materials can harm your plants, the soil, and the environment. In this article, we’ll explore seven things that you should avoid burying in your garden. 1.

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