Soil Prep & Fertilizers
Some foods are compost superstars.
Turn kitchen scraps into food fuel.
Give your crops the best chance to grow to their potential.
Humus is the most complete single source of nutrition for your garden.
Raise the pH for more alkaline soil and happier plants.
Prepare your yard for warmer days ahead with these fertilizing tips.
All you need to know for moving your plants into a hydroponic environment.
Plants need air, water and food, and they get these primary elements is from the soil.
Organic soil is the preferred choice for gardens growing small quantities of fruits and vegetables.
Vermicompost is the most popular and successful form of compost.
Nutrients help plants grow.
The broadcast and pendulum models are the most common.
How to use a rock as fertilizer.
Let the worms do the work. You just collect your compost when it's ready.
3 methods to control the flies in your worm bin.
Turn packed earth into fertile ground.
Use the right spreader for the right situation.
You can make a useful manure spreader from your old box trailer.
Learn the ins and outs of treatment.
If you do much gardening, you know how the cost of fertilizer can add up over a growing season, but it
Help your garden with waste from your fireplace.
An efficient "soil" for intensive gardening.
Look out for these in inorganic fertilizers.
Turn difficult, packed earth into fertile soil.
Gardening on a slope can present a unique problem with erosion. Learn about what you can do to prevent it.
Save money by whipping some up with household materials.
Sphagnum moss can grow into large, fluffy carpets.
Clay soil is high in minerals that plants need for growth, but it can also be high in acidity or contain
