One family of vegetables that has been proven to be very healthy and nutritious is the cruciferous family. These vegetables are all rich in different nutrients. Cruciferous veggies belong to the Brassicaceae family of...
Not only are fruit flies nuisance pests, but they can also spread bacteria and other microorganisms to food and food-preparation surfaces [1]. Fruit flies (Drosophila species), also known as vinegar flies or pomace...
Green lacewings are a highly effective natural aid in controlling many garden pests. Below are some tips for understanding the benefits of having them in the garden, their role, and how to attract them. Identification...
Cabbage worms can quietly destroy your vegetable garden before you even notice them. These small green caterpillars chew through cabbage, kale, broccoli, cauliflower, and other leafy crops. They leave behind large holes...
It is easy to see why marigolds are so popular. They add bright orange and yellow splashes to patios, porches, verandas, and garden beds. Planting marigolds in and around the garden has many benefits. They attract bees...
In recent years, spotted lanternflies have spread across various agricultural and industrial sectors in the United States. They were first detected in Pennsylvania in 2014 and quickly became a serious agricultural pest...
For those seeking organic gardening products, Arbico Organics is the go-to online supplier. They sell a wide range of growing supplies, pest control, and weed control products. The 20th century saw major developments in...
Earthworms and their castings (also called vermicast or worm castings) can do many good things for your garden. In this article, we will explain how to harvest worm castings at home and share some tips on using them in...
Mealybugs are common plant pests that can damage many types of plants. Severe infestations can weaken plants and may eventually kill them if left untreated. You may find them on leaves, stems, flowers, fruits, roots...
This might seem a bit strange, but some gardeners use molasses in their soil and compost. If you’ve looked at compost tea recipes, you might have noticed people recommending adding molasses. Molasses contains...