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Horse manure is a relative up-and-comer in the organic compost niche, although some swear by its use as a garden fertilizer. So, does horse manure make good fertilizer? How can …
Thinking of growing Walla Walla onions but don’t know where to start? We’ve got you covered. We’ve come up with a short guide on how and when to plant walla …
Raspberries, or Rubus idaeus, grow in USDA zones 4 to 8 and prefer colder regions than dry and tropical locations. When growing raspberries, it’s worth noting that there’s a short …
Dogwood trees stand as one of the most beautiful trees you can grow in your yard. Its somewhat tame growth habit and stunning flowers make growing dogwood well worth it, …
Ferns are beautiful plants in their own right, but sometimes they spring up in places you don’t want or spread through spores in cooler weather. Once you’ve decided that you …
Very few plants can beat the combination of coral bells and hostas in a shade garden. If you’re looking for a no-fuss and reliable year-long color, then it’s recommended that …
Eggplants are one of the most nutritious vegetables you can grow in your garden. If you’re wondering how to grow eggplants from seeds, look no further and read our short …
Pink Forsythia is an early bloomer, with pink, five-petaled flowers that carry a fragrant almond scent. Botanical Name Abeliophyllum distichum Roseum Common Name Pink Forsythia Plant Type Perennial Flower Color …
Cabbage worms are bothersome pests that can quickly erase vegetables in numbers. The key to getting a productive harvest is to keep an eye on these worms and other insects …
Most of us will have tried to grow, or have thought of planting tomatoes at one time. Who can resist those red, mouth-watering fruit that goes well in salads, pasta, …