Resources and Tips
Hornworms In Vegetable Gardens
Quick facts Tomato hornworms are very large caterpillars with a horn-like tail. Tomato is the host of choice, but they have also been found on potato, eggplant and pepper. Hornworms chew leaves...
Organic Insecticide Sprays
Soapy Water - Soap spray is a very quick and easy homemade plant spray. Spray every 5 -7 days. It is effective for controlling aphids, mites, beetles other small insects. What You Need: • Neem Oil...
Raised Beds…What’s not to love about them
Raised beds are typically 8 inches to 4 feet high, 3 to 6 feet wide and 6 to 8 feet long that are most commonly constructed of wood lumber, though they can be made of a variety of materials. Here’s...
Start Growing Your Own Crops
As any crop grower will tell you, growing your own crops is an extremely rewarding effort. But the catch is, it can also mean tedious work and expensive as well. Let's face it, it costs us money to...
Container Gardening
Container gardening is an easy way to grow vegetables, especially when you lack yard space! If you have a small garden or simply a patio, balcony, or rooftop, explore the magical world of gardening...
The Benefits of Fabric Pots
Healthier Plants Grow Faster, Easier. The container you use effects the plants you grow, and the quality of your plants starts at the roots. Fabric pots produces healthier roots by air pruning –...
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