How to Keep Plants Alive in Winter
Winter is not a death sentence for your garden and outdoor plants, but they need your help as they endure frequent frosts and freezing temperatures during the winter months. Plants slow down in the...
Author: GreenThumb
Growing A Mango Tree Indoors
Tired of the typical houseplant? Stop throwing away those mango seeds, and after you’ve made your salad, smoothie, or just eaten the mango, clean off that seed and grow a mango tree! Mangoes aren’t...
Ten Shrubs and Plants for Your Garden
For those of you with a garden, or if you want to start one, you should know that there are some plants that should be included in your plans. Planting the following species of...
Symptoms, Treatment, and Control of Fusarium Wilt Disease
The wilting, yellowing and dropping of leaves that lead to plant death in your garden (or landscape) may be the result of Fusarium wilt disease (Fusarium oxysporum or F. oxysporum). In this gardeninginfo-online.com article,...
The Benefits of Wood Ash in Your Garden and Compost
Bonfires are a salient way to get rid of perennial weeds, grass, diseased leaves, and twigs and branches that are too thick to put through a wood chipper. You can easily get rid of...
Tips for Eco-Friendly Sustainable Gardening
Almost every gardener is interested in sustainability, especially given the sustainability that comes with growing all your food yourself. Some pose the question, why organic gardening? Growing food organically without chemicals has proven to...
Prepping Your Garden For Winter
As winter draws close, I know the thought of ditching your garden throughout this season might have crossed your mind. Hello, this is actually a good time to carry out some real and thorough...
Diseases that Ruin Trees, Plants, and Gardens
In a perfectly balanced, natural landscape, insects, bacteria, and other microorganisms help the process of recycling nutrients and plants, and decomposition. These insects and microorganisms coexist in your garden to create a perfectly balanced...