Tillandsia: Plants that live on air How do they even manage to stay alive…on air? Since tillandsias get most of their water and nutrients from the surrounding air, they are often called “air plants.” One thing that makes air plants so unique from other plants is that they don’t need soil to grow. Also, the roots of air plants are not designed toContinue reading “Tillandsia: Plants that live on air” If you found this post interesting, please consider sharing with your friendsFacebookRedditEmailTwitterTumblrPinterestWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
Basic gardening steps to spring garden preparation The arrival of spring prompts gardeners to start planning for the next planting season. If you’re a gardener, you’ve probably picked out the plants you want to grow this season and already started planning your spring garden in your head. But before we can plant any of the seeds or seedlings in the soil, aContinue reading “Basic gardening steps to spring garden preparation” If you found this post interesting, please consider sharing with your friendsFacebookRedditEmailTwitterTumblrPinterestWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
Where do gardeners get free mulch? Most gardeners prefer to spend time caring for their gardens rather than their lawns. Because mowing, weeding, and pruning sure sounds like a lot of effort when it comes to lawn maintenance. Your hard work will pay off with a nicely groomed lawn, but only for a short time. Soon enough, you’ll need to headContinue reading “Where do gardeners get free mulch?” If you found this post interesting, please consider sharing with your friendsFacebookRedditEmailTwitterTumblrPinterestWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
Bokashi: turning trash into treasure You’re wasting potentially useful energy by dumping those garden scraps in an already overflowing landfill. Instead, try reusing the compost from your veggie garden back in the garden itself. “Imitating what nature does.” Repurpose those weeds and garden waste into perfect amendments to enrich the soil of your home garden. You may establish the smallestContinue reading “Bokashi: turning trash into treasure” If you found this post interesting, please consider sharing with your friendsFacebookRedditEmailTwitterTumblrPinterestWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
Hydrangeas, soulmates of the heavy rains The first thing that springs to mind when people think of Japan is the bright and beautiful cherry blossoms, commonly called by the name sakura. But there’s another flower whose beauty is almost on par with the sakura but more modest and ethereal: the hydrangea. Japan has always been known to be the home andContinue reading “Hydrangeas, soulmates of the heavy rains” If you found this post interesting, please consider sharing with your friendsFacebookRedditEmailTwitterTumblrPinterestWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
Sunflowers: great plant companions “Sunny side up!“. Nothing says summer like troops of vibrant and beautiful sunflowers. These bright and cheerful beauties hold their heads high and proud, bearing enormous flower heads that imitate the sun and gracefully follow it throughout the day. In all their bright yellow splendour, sunflowers are a cheery addition to any garden. But sunflowersContinue reading “Sunflowers: great plant companions” If you found this post interesting, please consider sharing with your friendsFacebookRedditEmailTwitterTumblrPinterestWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
Which plants like coffee grounds? Coffee grounds are a great addition to the garden, as they can provide a number of benefits to plants. Many plants, particularly those that thrive in acidic soil, are known to benefit from the addition of coffee grounds to their growing medium. Here are a few examples of plants that are known to like coffeeContinue reading “Which plants like coffee grounds?” If you found this post interesting, please consider sharing with your friendsFacebookRedditEmailTwitterTumblrPinterestWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
What are the gardening zones of the USA, and what do they represent? The United States is split into several gardening zones based on the average minimum winter temperature in a given area. These zones are defined on a map produced by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) called the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map. The map is divided into 11 zones, numbered 1 through 11, withContinue reading “What are the gardening zones of the USA, and what do they represent?” If you found this post interesting, please consider sharing with your friendsFacebookRedditEmailTwitterTumblrPinterestWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
Does gardening help the environment? Gardening can be a rewarding and enjoyable hobby, but it can also have a positive impact on the environment. Here are a few ways in which gardening can help the environment: Gardening can be a great way to help the environment and support local ecosystems. By choosing plants that are native to your region, conservingContinue reading “Does gardening help the environment?” If you found this post interesting, please consider sharing with your friendsFacebookRedditEmailTwitterTumblrPinterestWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
What is plant physiology? Plant physiology is the scientific study of how plants function and grow. It focuses on understanding the processes that allow plants to sustain life, such as photosynthesis, respiration, and the movement of water and nutrients through the plant. Photosynthesis Photosynthesis is the process by which plants transform sunlight into energy. This process occurs in theContinue reading “What is plant physiology?” If you found this post interesting, please consider sharing with your friendsFacebookRedditEmailTwitterTumblrPinterestWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...