Should You Bury Banana Peels in the Garden? The Answer May Surprise You originally appeared on Dengarden. Do bananas make a regular appearance on your grocery list? If so, you may want to hang on to ...
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We Asked a Garden Pro If You Can Use Tea Bags in Your Garden—and Their Answer Surprised Us
Tea bags are ideal for composting, but spent tea leaves can also be added directly to your garden soil in small amounts. As they decompose, tea leaves release important plant nutrients and can even ...
Walking into most big-box stores with a gardening or pet question often means wandering aisles hoping to find someone who can help. At A.B. Hatchery & Garden Center in Bloomington, ...
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From what to grow in the shade to the best plants for privacy - your most pressing garden questions, answered
Gardens are a sanctuary; a private space to escape the business of everyday life. But whether you have acres of land or just a cosy balcony, working out what to do with your outdoor space can be ...
Organic mulch keeps soil cool, moist, and weed-free while boosting long-term soil health. Great natural mulches include compost, chopped leaves, pine needles, and straw. A thick 3-inch mulch layer, ...
Dear Master Gardener: The leaves of my spider plant are a sickly pale green. I have it near a south window. Is it getting too much light? Answer: There are several reasons why a spider plant loses its ...
When it comes to mowing, many homeowners ask the same question: should grass clippings be caught or mulched? According to the experts at Shepp City Garden ...
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