Posted by Jordan Laio
| Oct 19, 2010
Do you sometimes forget to water your houseplants? Then why not try an easy-care cactus garden? A cactus, by definition, is a plant designed to withstand long periods of drought. And,...
Posted by Jordan Laio
| Oct 18, 2010
From the looks of it, hydroponic growing is on the rise and is here to stay. The numbers of hydroponics supplies shops are increasing right along with the numbers of farmers markets...
Posted by Jordan Laio
| Oct 03, 2010
1. All purpose cleaner: For an all-purpose cleaner, use a mixture of salt and vinegar, but don't apply it to materials which may be sensitive to vinegar such as linoleum, marble, or...
Posted by Jordan Laio
| Sep 20, 2010
Container gardens can be an outstanding landscaping addition in their own right, and they are also a great help to those with limited space or unfavorable yard soil. They are commonly...
Posted by Jordan Laio
| Sep 19, 2010
I recently saw an old school video of Ruth Stout speaking about her no-work gardening method. In it, she describes a way to garden without ever tilling, hoeing, or weeding... she just...
Posted by Jordan Laio
| Sep 16, 2010
Heirlooms can be intimidating, but they absolutely should not be. According to Elana Havusha, an environmental educator and garden manager at Shemesh Organic Farm, an educational farm...
Posted by Jordan Laio
| Sep 14, 2010
With proper planning, there is a plethora of beautiful fall-blooming perennial and annual flowers that you can grow from seed. However, you may prefer the convenience of buying plantings...
Posted by Jordan Laio
| Sep 06, 2010
We all know mushrooms can be magical, but who knew you could build with them? Well, California-based artist and inventor Phil Ross did just that. Ross's pioneering structure is currently...
Posted by Jordan Laio
| Sep 06, 2010
Thatch is that layer of dead plant material in between the soil and the leaves of grass. A healthy lawn should have a thatch layer up to about ½" thick. This benefits grass in...
Posted by Jordan Laio
| Aug 24, 2010
As August winds down and the summer crops are harvested, some home gardens are starting to look a little, well, ready for hibernation. But what you may not know is that this is a prime...