Fertilizer, Compost & Soil
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Prepare your yard for warmer days ahead with these fertilizing tips.
Composting in cold weather is possible with some patience and time to winterize.
A compost pile is an easy way to get useful nutrients into your garden.
Give back to the earth without going outside.
Have trouble identifying the problem with your plants? The answer could be right in front of you.
Composting comes with common problems that are (luckily!) easily solved. Find the simple solutions here!
Gardening and coffee grounds are the perfect blend.
Save money in your garden by making these fertilizers with things you were going to throw into the garbage!
Some bugs might be great for your dirt!
What is the best use for grass clippings?
Composting is a great way to be green.
Cedar and cypress mulch are only two of the many types.
Prevent weeds and protect your garden with wood chip mulch.
You may not want to hastily dispatch them.
Cedar mulch is easy to use in landscaping.
Cayenne pepper is one way to keep dogs away from your mulch.
Mulching your garden frequently keeps it weed free.
Whether it's wood chips or lava rock, here's what mulch can do for you.
Vermicomposting is the usage of earthworms to convert vegetable waste to a 100 percent natural plant fertilizer.
We'll tell you what's best for your garden.
In 3 steps, protect your garden from winter and from weeds, practically for free.
Prepare to repel a hoard or flies.
Composting may not be glamorous, but it's simple and useful. Learn how to get started here!
A plot of ground left idle for six weeks or more begins to lose its rich soil value. The elements, snow,
