Poor grading around a house, a depression in a yard or just plain poor drainage can lead to standing water, wet basements and myriad of problems associated with them. A French drain will move water … [Read more...]
Automatic Potted Plants Watering System : Keep the Greenery on Your Patio Green – Even When You are Away
There is no reason to sacrifice all of your hard work and beautiful plants when you go away for a few days in the hot summer. Here are four simple ways to keep your plants well watered while you are … [Read more...]
Amaryllis: A Guide to Care Amaryllis Flower
Colorful amaryllis flowers are a cheerful sight on a cold winter day. Learn how to properly care for amaryllis flowers for long lasting blooms every year. Guide to Amaryllis Flower … [Read more...]
Hydroponic Lettuce: All About pH
pH the relative degree of acidity or alkalinity, is a vital component of a plant’s environment. As the pH changes the ability of the roots to absorb nutrients changes. But to understand how and more … [Read more...]
Spring Flowers: The Best Time to Water Plants and Flower Garden – Perennial Flowers
Save time, money and resources by using the best time to water plants and flowers to irrigate your garden. When to Water The best time to water plants is in the morning. You should water before … [Read more...]
House Plants: Protecting Plants From Frost, Storing Plants Outdoors During the Winter
Winter is a busy time for the average home gardener. Storing plants for winter outdoors is a task that takes time and preparation. If you fail to store your plants properly, you may run the risk of … [Read more...]
House Plants: Planting Flowers, How to Take Care of Poinsettias
Ever wonder what to do with that poinsettia plant after the holiday season? Make your beautiful festive foliage last with these tips on how to care for a poinsettia. How to Care for a Poinsettia … [Read more...]
Growing Corn: How to Plant Corn – Cultivation, Harvest, Diseases and Insects Control
The American Indians famously introduced the foodstuff of corn to the European colonists, who had never seen the like before. Corn stalks can be broken down to make a literal flood of by-products – … [Read more...]
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