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These 6 Common Seedling Fertilizer Mistakes Can Make or Break Young Plants – Here’s How to Avoid ThemThe difference between strong seedlings and ones that wither away can come down to a few common fertilizing mistakes. I'll tell you how to avoid them.
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Worried about Your Soil Health? Before You Buy a Test Kit, Try This Simple Fizz TrickConfused about your yard's soil pH and not sure where to start? This simple fizz test uses household staples to reveal if your soil is acidic or alkaline, helping you to plant smarter this spring
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Is Your Soil Toxic? The Easy DIY Test You Need to Do in JanuarySalts and herbicide residue may have been building up in your soil all winter. Before you plant anything, perform this simple kitchen test to check for toxins.
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What Is a Soilless Potting Mix? Dig In to This Unique Growing Medium and Learn How To Make Your OwnSoilless potting mix sounds confusing, but it is a great option to keep your plants healthy. Learn how to make your own and watch your plants thrive.
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I Switched My Houseplants From Soil to LECA – and I’m Never Going BackSome of my favorite houseplants were suffering until I made the switch to LECA from traditional potting soil. Learn how you can make the switch too!
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Never Fertilize Plants in December – Unless They’re One of These Rare ExceptionsFertilizing in December isn't a task on many gardeners' minds, but it's vital to keep certain plants healthy. Find out which ones need a winter feed.
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Is Snow Really the “Poor Man’s Fertilizer”? Here’s What It Does for Your GardenIt turns out the folklore may have some truth to it! Learn about snow's role in keeping your garden happy and healthy.
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Don’t Throw It Away! I Never Waste Old Potting Soil – These 3 Steps Make It Like New in Time for Spring PlantingYour old potting soil still has plenty to give! It's easy to clean, feed, and revive tired potting mix. So save money, reduce waste, and get your container gold ready for a fresh burst of spring growth
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3 Fall Soil Tasks You Need to Do Now for Perfect Planting in SpringA bit of work in fall gets your soil ready for next year! Preparing now reduces hassles and lets you grow strong veggies or flowers with less effort.
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I Asked 5 Horticulturists Which Fertilizers Are Best For Fall and Here's What These Experts UseThe needs of plants changes with the seasons, so it’s important to learn which fertilizer is best for fall into winter to give your plants the best chance.
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NPK Demystified – Here's What the Numbers on Your Fertilizer Really MeanNPK refers to the three macronutrients all plants need: nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. Learn all about NPK in fertilizer here.
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Supercharge Your Soil: 6 Ways to Amend Soil in the Fall for the Ultimate Spring GardenAutumn is a great time to assess soil health, top up any nutrients lost, give it a helping hand and get it ready for another busy gardening year. Here's how to amend soil in fall
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Is Rice Water the Secret to Stronger Plants? Expert Digs Into Different Cooking Waters & Reveals Which Is Best for a Boost of NutrientsYou could be tossing the key to healthier plants down the drain. Find out how to use rice water and other cooking waters to give your plants a boost.
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3 Types of Plants You Need to Fertilize This Fall for Strong, Healthy Growth Next YearIf you do nothing else in your garden this fall, make sure you fertilize these three types of plants. Learn which ones need a boost and what to feed them.
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Should You Use Banana Peel Water for Plants? We Looked into the Science Behind This Viral Internet HackWe explore if using banana peel water for plants is a good hack, or not all it's cracked up to be. Follow the science to avoid ruining your plants.
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Don’t Throw Away Those Brown Bananas! Here Are 3 Brilliant Ways To Use Them In Your GardenForget banana bread! Give those brown bananas a second life in your garden. Our experts share 3 of their favorite ways to use bananas in the garden.
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Does Fertilizer Go Bad? How To Make Plant Food Last Longer & Dispose Of It SafelyPlant food can help boost your garden's yields, but do fertilizers go bad? To prevent them from expiring, learn how to store fertilizers properly.
