1. Mulch around your plants to retain moisture. Leave 2 to 3 inches around the stem or base of the plant so you water the ...

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Early June is a good time to apply slow-release nitrogen to cool-season lawns, such as Kentucky bluegrass and turf type tall ...

Growing your own produce can be very rewarding, unless your almost-ripe tomatoes start to split and crack. Prevent this ...

Watering plants regularly is key to their survival, but it's super important to water at a certain time if you want to avoid ...

Wind carries dandelion and other lightweight weed seeds into garden beds. If you cover your soil with a 1- to 3-inch layer of ...

E veryone knows proper watering is the key to garden health. But watering by hand can take a lot of time and fancy irrigation ...

Mulch helps moderate the soil temperature, reduce evaporation from the soil, and prevent weeds from growing in the soil. Rice ...

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Visits to the garden center give us lots of ideas about gardening and landscaping, and we can hardly wait to get home and put those new plants in the ground.

Foxes have a strong sense of smell, so they can be easily repelled by scents they dislike. According to the experts at the Gardeners' World, Foxes do not like the smell of both garlic and chilli.