gardening
The benefits of self-pollinators: Why are they great for gardening?
Self-pollinated plants, also known as self-pollinators or self-fertile plants, have several advantages that make them great choices for gardening. These plants have the ability to produce seeds and fruits by pollinating themselves, without the need for external pollen from other plants.
Kate Yakimchuk pollination plants Garden 4 August 2023
Garden plants can be low-maintenance: Pick your plants wisely
Low-maintenance garden plants are those that require minimal care and attention, making them ideal for busy individuals or those who want to enjoy a beautiful garden without dedicating too much time to upkeep. If you're new to gardening, or just don't have much time to waste, then these plants can be real game-changers for you.
Kate Yakimchuk plants flowers maintenance Garden 4 August 2023
A small garden is still a garden: Benefits of small gardens
Small gardens, also known as micro or mini gardens, offer numerous benefits to individuals, communities, and the environment. They are perfect for people who want to try a new hobby, but don't have enough space or time to maintain a regular garden.
Kate Yakimchuk hobby tips Garden 3 August 2023
Gardening Secrets: How to Grow Marigolds
Marigolds are not only beautiful flowers. Due to its specific aroma, marigolds repel fleas, aphids, bedbugs, Colorado potato beetles and other insects from the crop.
Diana Dashkevich flowers gardening tips plants tips Garden 3 August 2023
How black earth can benefit your garden: Learn more about your hobby
Black earth, also known as topsoil or garden soil, is highly beneficial in gardening due to its rich composition and ability to support plant growth. It can be so beneficial that gardeners often have to buy it just to add to their gardens.
Kate Yakimchuk soil tips plants Garden 3 August 2023
Different types of soil in your garden: Learn more before planting
In a typical garden, you may find several types of soil, each with its own characteristics and suitability for different types of plants. To pick the perfect plants, you should know what types of soil you have in different parts of your garden.
Kate Yakimchuk soil plants Garden 3 August 2023
Hydrogel in gardening: Why you might need it
Hydrogel can be a valuable addition to your garden, especially in regions with hot and dry climates or if you have difficulty maintaining consistent watering schedules. Hydrogel is a water-absorbing polymer that can help retain moisture in the soil and improve water efficiency in the following ways.
Kate Yakimchuk hydrogel irrigation soil Garden 2 August 2023
Gardening Tips: How to Grow an Ornamental Pumpkin
An ornamental gourd, as an unpretentious climbing plant, can quickly cover up even the largest unsightly buildings and vegetable garden imperfections. In addition, a climbing plant can be used as a screen for zoning a site by setting supports for it.
Diana Dashkevich pumpkins vegetables decoration Garden 2 August 2023
Expert Tips: How to Grow Mulberries
You can plant a mulberry seedling in open ground in spring in April before the start of sap flow or in autumn in September-October before the onset of the rainy season.
Diana Dashkevich trees berries plants care Garden 2 August 2023
Why not everyone automatic watering systems: Think twice
Automatic watering systems can make your life way easier, but they aren't equally useful for all gardeners. While automatic watering systems can be convenient and beneficial for many gardeners, they may not be necessary or suitable for everyone.
Kate Yakimchuk irrigation watering Garden 2 August 2023
Why vertical gardens are great: Taking gardening to a new dimension
Vertical gardens, also known as green walls or living walls, offer several advantages that make them a fantastic addition to both indoor and outdoor spaces. They don't just look great - they also save lots of space and make your garden special.
Kate Yakimchuk plants ideas Garden 1 August 2023
Melon: Growing and Care
Melons from seeds of early-ripening varieties require approximately 70 days to ripen, mid-season - 90 days, and late-ripening - more than 3.5 months.
Diana Dashkevich melon gardening tips plants care Garden 1 August 2023
Younger people are more into gardening nowadays: How this hobby has become more popular
Gardening is still often seen as a hobby for mature people, but it seems to change nowadays. This hobby has become more popular among younger people for several reasons, driven by shifting lifestyles, values, and interests.
Kate Yakimchuk hobby nature Garden 1 August 2023
Houseplants: How to Grow and Care for Aloe
If you want to choose an unpretentious plant that is easy to care for, aloe might be the one for you. In the article you will learn about the features of growing and caring for a plant.
Diana Dashkevich houseplants plants care plants tips Garden 31 July 2023
Gardening every day: Should you work in your garden daily to keep it healthy?
Lots of people actually like the idea of gardening, but they are concerned about the necessity to spend some time daily for maintenance. Whether or not you should do gardening every day depends on several factors, including your gardening goals, the size of your garden, the type of plants you have, and your personal preferences and schedule.
Kate Yakimchuk planting watering Garden 31 July 2023
Tips for Gardeners: How to Grow Beets
Beet is a cold-resistant crop, so it is not afraid of either northern winds or drafts.
Diana Dashkevich vegetables gardening tips plants care Garden 31 July 2023
When watering cans are better than automatic watering systems: Gardening tips
Watering is an essential part of gardening, and lots of people prefer to do it as quickly and conveniently as they can. While automatic watering systems offer convenience and efficiency, there are certain situations where using a watering can can be more beneficial and practical.
Kate Yakimchuk watering water plants Garden 31 July 2023
Useful Tips for Gardeners: How to Grow Honeysuckle
Honeysuckle tastes a bit like blueberries - it is sweet-sour (often more sour than sweet). However, the main thing in it is not the taste: in terms of the amount of vitamin C, this berry is not inferior to lemon, and in terms of some macro- and microelements, it has no equal in nature at all.
Diana Dashkevich berries plants tips plants care Garden 31 July 2023
A small garden is still a garden: Why small territory isn't an issue for those who want to try gardening
You don't actually have to have a huge territory to start a garden and try a new hobby. The minimum size for a garden can vary depending on various factors, including the purpose of the garden, the types of plants you wish to grow, and your personal preferences.
Kate Yakimchuk plants size territory Garden 30 July 2023
Useful Tips for Gardeners: How to Grow Yarrow
Due to the content of essential oil, ascorbic acid, organic acids, as well as tannins and bitter substances, yarrow has anti-inflammatory, bactericidal, anti-allergic, choleretic, wound-healing effects.
Diana Dashkevich flowers plants tips plants care Garden 30 July 2023