gardening
Pros and cons of hedgehogs: Gardening insights
Beautiful gardens attract lots of wildlife, and you can often see hedgehogs there - especially when it's dark. Hedgehogs aren't pests, and they can be quite beneficial for your garden, but also they can cause minor inconveniences.
Kate Yakimchuk hedgehogs wildlife Garden 23 November 2023
Anthurium: Secrets of Growing
Provide diffuse lighting without direct sunlight. Protect the plant from drafts and hypothermia.
Diana Dashkevich flowers plants tips Garden 23 November 2023
Poinsettia: Growing and Care
Twice a day, spray water into the air near the bush or place a humidifier near the pot.
Diana Dashkevich flowers gardening tips Garden 23 November 2023
Low-maintenance grapes: Gardening tips
Grapes love sunlight and proper care - these things can help you grow and collect amazing grape harvest. Meanwhile, some sorts of grapes are relatively low-maintenance, so they are perfect for new gardeners.
Kate Yakimchuk grapes varieties maintenance tips Garden 23 November 2023
Choosing the best garden benches: Customer's guide
If you prefer your garden to be not just for growing plants, but also for relaxation, then you might need a few garden benches. While most of them are quite similar, there are still some features you should pay attention to when buying them.
Kate Yakimchuk bench choosing Garden 22 November 2023
Beneficial habits of the past: Gardening tips
Gardeners of the past didn't have access to all modern tools and chemicals to make their gardens thrive, so they had to use various tricks. While some of them aren't that useful anymore, others are still quite beneficial, so you should know more about them.
Kate Yakimchuk farming tips lifehacks Garden 22 November 2023
The subtle art of bonsai trees: Gardening history
You've probably seen amazing tiny trees that are called bonsai - it's a pretty huge thing in Asian countries. These trees take many years and effort to grow, and they can be extremely expensive, and it has always been like that.
Kate Yakimchuk bonsai trees history nature Garden 22 November 2023
How garden pruners were created: Learn more about gardening history
Gardening has been a thing for centuries, but people of the past didn't have the same tools and gadgets as we have now. For instance, garden pruners are relatively new, and they can make our lives so much easier.
Kate Yakimchuk pruners pruning history tools Garden 21 November 2023
Pansies: Secrets of Growing
Pansies are great for creating a beautiful corner in the garden and on the balcony. They bloom for a very long time - from April to the end of June, and after the winter break they bloom profusely and for a long time throughout the spring, sometimes until the first hot weather. Pansies grow in both sunny and slightly shaded areas.
Diana Dashkevich flowers gardening tips Garden 21 November 2023
Phacelia: Why Grow
Phacelia seeds usually sprout on the eighth day if the weather is wet. In the case of dry weather, seedlings appear no earlier than after 2 weeks.
Diana Dashkevich flowers plants tips Garden 21 November 2023
Roses are high-maintenance: Gardening tips
Some types of flowers just need more of your time and effort to thrive - and roses are exactly like that. Roses have different varieties, and some of them are extremely high-maintenance, because they aren't resilient at all!
Kate Yakimchuk roses flowers Garden 21 November 2023
Bird cherry facts: Know more about your plants
Your garden is a perfect place to plant and grow lots of beautiful and useful plants, including bird cherry. While it's not the first choice for many people, this plant can actually be beneficial, and it can also be quite interesting.
Kate Yakimchuk cherry trees plants facts Garden 21 November 2023
Why plants don't fruit annually: Gardening insights
People who are new to gardening often imagine that you can get the same exact harvest every year, but it's actually pretty far from reality. It's not enough to just water an adult plant to get lots of fruits from it, because most plants are a bit more complicated.
Kate Yakimchuk plants fruits planting harvest Garden 20 November 2023
Curious mycelium facts: Nature is amazing
When talking about mushrooms, you can't help but mention mycelium - a huge underground net that connects mushrooms into one organism. Scientists haven't discovered everything about mycelium yet, but even the facts that we already know are quite surprising.
Kate Yakimchuk mushrooms mycelium plants nature Garden 20 November 2023
Grow mango trees: Gardening tips
Mango is an amazing fruit that is widely loved because of its smell and amazing taste. If you live in a suitable climate zone, then you should definitely try growing this fruit in your garden.
Kate Yakimchuk mango trees fruits Garden 20 November 2023
Rudbeckia: Growing and Care
Rudbeckia triloba prefers moderately moist, well-drained soil and grows in environments with variable humidity levels.
Diana Dashkevich flowers plants tips Garden 20 November 2023
Repelling birds from your garden: Keep your harvest safe
A bit of wildlife is always fine, but sometimes birds can damage your garden and your harvest a lot. To protect your plants, you should use some effective and safe methods that can help you repel the birds.
Kate Yakimchuk birds tips Garden 20 November 2023
Farming has changed: Gardening insights
Farming is one of the oldest activities people use to create food and building materials for themselves. This activity changes constantly, because new technologies improve and evolve constantly, making everything safe and effective.
Kate Yakimchuk farming evolution Garden 19 November 2023
Grow them in a greenhouse: Gardening tips
Greenhouses are quite beneficial, because they can help you create specific conditions that some garden plants need. While some plants can thrive outside, others need warmth and humidity to grow better.
Kate Yakimchuk greenhouse plants planting Garden 19 November 2023
Creating a vineyard with little sunlight: Gardening tips
Vineyards need lots of sun - that's a rule, because most grape varieties need at least 6 hours of sun a day. Meanwhile, you can still try making a vineyard in your garden, even if you don't always have lots of sun - you just need to know some tricks.
Kate Yakimchuk vineyard grapes sunlight Garden 19 November 2023