If your soil is sticky when wet or cracks when it’s dry, chances are you’ve got clay soil. But don’t worry; there are plenty of plants that will thrive in this type of soil. However odd it may sound...
Dealing with spider mites can be a real pain, but it’s important to get rid of them if you want to keep your plants healthy. If left unchecked, they can cause serious damage to both indoor and outdoor plants...
Known for their painful bites, horse flies are among the notorious pests of horses and other animals. You’ll often find them near farms, as they love to feed on the blood of animals and humans. If you’re...
As part of the biological pest control system, Minute pirate bugs are invaluable. They can bite and be a nuisance to gardeners but their benefits as predatory insects outshine their negative impact. They prey on many...
If you have a sunny spot in your yard, you can grow sun-loving plants. With a little care and maintenance, you can have a thriving garden in no time. In this article, we’ve put together a comprehensive list of...
This post will provide you with a comprehensive list of plants that you can grow in water. This process is a convenient way to regrow a variety of plants. Yes, you can regrow many vegetables and herbs in water. Some...
Check out this guide to companion planting and discover how pairing your veggies with the right plants can help them flourish. Who knows, you might just see a bumper crop of cauliflower heads this year! Companion plants...
Throughout the summer months, you may find plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables. Local farmers’ markets and even your backyard garden may produce an abundance. Unfortunately, as the season draws to a close, many of...
Among the invasive pests of forests is the gypsy moth (Lymantria dispar), now called the “spongy moth”. During an outbreak, their caterpillars can completely defoliate trees and shrubs [1]. Additionally...
There is no need to limit yourself to planting only rhubarb in your garden if you want to get the most out of your land. Many vegetables and herbs grow well with rhubarb. Still, rhubarb does not thrive well with some...