Garden
Perfect grapes for home-made wine: Gardening advice
If you love making home-made wine, or would like to try making it on your own, then you need perfect grapes. It's even more enjoyable when you know that these are grapes from your own garden - it always tastes better!
Kate Yakimchuk grapes wine gardening choosing 23 September 2023
Not fertile garden soil: Gardening advice
To make plants thrive, you need to provide the best conditions for them - and one of them is having fertile soil. If your soil is infertile, then your plants won't get all the nutrients they need to grow strong and healthy, so you need to do something early.
Kate Yakimchuk soil gardening fertilizer plants 22 September 2023
Gardening Secrets: How to Grow Cissus
Indoor cissus vine is an unpretentious indoor plant that is successfully cultivated in the middle zone. It grows in the tropics and subtropics around the world.
Diana Dashkevich plants gardening gardening tips 22 September 2023
Chlorophytum: Growing and Care
Any pot is suitable for growing chlorophytum. It can be grown in a flowerpot, flowerpot, or in a regular pot. The root system grows quickly and fills the entire volume of the pot.
Diana Dashkevich plants gardening tips plants tips 22 September 2023
Plant hilling: Gardening advice
If you're new to gardening, then you've probably heard of plant hilling, but have you heard about how beneficial it is? Plant hilling is a gardening technique where you pile up soil or mulch around the base of a plant.
Kate Yakimchuk hilling gardening plants tips 22 September 2023
Tomato seeds versus seedlings: Gardening advice
Tomatoes are one of the basic vegetables that most gardeners love, but how can you grow them? There are two ways of growing them - from seeds or from seedlings - and each of them has some benefits.
Kate Yakimchuk tomatoes seeds seedlings tips gardening 22 September 2023
Cabbage growing: Gardening mistakes
Cabbage is a perfect ingredient for many dishes, including lots of salads, soups, and stews. It's pretty easy to grow it as well, but sometimes people who are new to gardening make the silliest mistakes while doing it.
Kate Yakimchuk cabbage vegetables gardening mistakes 21 September 2023
Hamedorea: Growing and Care
Since chamedorea is graceful - the plant is tall and not very spreading, you need to choose a stable, wide pot for it.
Diana Dashkevich plants palms plants tips 21 September 2023
Growing Secrets: How to Care for a Date Palm
For date palms, choose places in the interior that are as close as possible to the windows in bright, sunny rooms oriented to the south, southwest or southeast. Additional lighting will not help dates; they need natural light. If there is an opportunity to move them closer to the window for the winter, it is better to take advantage of it.
Diana Dashkevich plants palms plants care 21 September 2023
Drip irrigation: Gardening advice
If you've never heard of drip irrigation, then it might change your gardening routine forever! This irrigation system can make gardening way easier for you, and it can also benefit your plants.
Kate Yakimchuk irrigation drip gardening watering tips 21 September 2023
Growing hydrangea: Gardening advice
If you're looking for some new plants to grow in your gardеn, then look closely at hydrangea - a beautiful plant that might be perfect for you. It's versatile and is pretty low-maintenance, so it's perfect for both experienced gardeners and newbies.
Kate Yakimchuk hydrangea flowers gardening tips 21 September 2023
Save your garden after hailstorm: Gardening advice
Even if you're a good gardener, you can't control or predict everything - for instance, hailstorms. If your plants aren't protected in advance (and in most cases they aren't), then your garden might suffer - so what can you do?
Kate Yakimchuk hailstorm gardening protection tips 20 September 2023
Philodendron: Secrets of Growing
Philodendron likes slightly moist soil in spring and summer, although the plant is sensitive to too much water. Maintain moisture; the soil in the pot should not dry out. Philodendron grows well in semi-shaded areas, so avoid direct sunlight.
Diana Dashkevich plants plants tips plants care 20 September 2023
Ficus: Growing and Care
Since ficus prefer nutritious and airy soil, the most optimal substrate for them will be the following: light turf soil; deciduous soil; heavy turf soil with the addition of river sand and humus.
Diana Dashkevich houseplants plants tips gardening tips 20 September 2023
Cherry versus sour cherry: Know your plants
If you want to grow more varieties of fruits in your garden, then consider growing sour cherries. This plant might seem pretty similar to regular cherry, but it also has plenty of differences in taste, size, and resilience.
Kate Yakimchuk cherry fruits gardening plants 20 September 2023
Lawns and wildflowers: Gardening tips
While some people want their lawns to be plain and green, others would rather see some beautiful flowers there. Good thing is that it's actually pretty easy to integrate some flowers into your green lawns, so they can look prettier.
Kate Yakimchuk wildflowers lawn gardening tips 20 September 2023
Sunflowers growing short: Gardening mistakes
Sunflowers are beautiful and beneficial plants that can sometimes grow really tall - often taller than an average person. Meanwhile, some gardeners notice that their sunflowers seem to be too short - but why so?
Kate Yakimchuk sunflowers plants gardening mistakes 19 September 2023
Scindapsus: How to Grow
Select a pot that is not very wide and shallow.
Diana Dashkevich houseplants plants tips plants care 19 September 2023
Houseplants: How to Grow Spathiphyllum
The plant can be grown in partial shade. However, spathiphyllum will not develop normally either in bright sun or in complete shade.
Diana Dashkevich houseplants plants tips plants care 19 September 2023
Why apples crack: Gardening insights
If you grow apples, then you can sometimes notice that some apples have small cracks on them. Apples can crack, which means they develop small splits or lines on their skin, usually because of changes in their growth and weather.
Kate Yakimchuk apples fruits gardening 19 September 2023