Gardening, Cooking & DIY Living
Using coffee grounds in a vegetable garden can help to power your plants like never before. The same can be said for putting them in flowerbeds, hanging baskets and container plants as well. And while on the subject, they are
If you want a more productive vegetable garden, gorgeous perennial and annual flowers, bigger and brighter containers, overflowing hanging baskets, and healthier shrubs and trees – then it’s time to use worm castings! Worm castings are quite simply the most
If you are looking for a simple, natural and inexpensive way to fertilize tomato plants naturally – this is it! And it works incredibly well for pepper plants too! We are always up for trying a new experiment or two
When it comes to fertilizing vegetable plants, flowers, containers or hanging baskets, a few simple secrets can create big success! Of course, growing healthy, vibrant and great looking plants all starts with good soil. But even the best of soils
Do organic liquid fertilizers really work? You bet your all-natural, high-yielding, gorgeous plants they do! Ever since planting our first garden at the farm back in 2011, we have grown our crops using a 100 percent organic approach. We use
It’s not often that we dedicate an entire article to a single organic substance, but when it comes to worm castings, they simply deserve the spotlight! I wish we had known the true power of them years ago. Ever since we
The Power of Organic Fertilizers! Let’s face it, sometimes your vegetable plants need a little boost. When it comes to the dirt in the garden, vegetable plants can consume a lot of the trace elements, minerals and nutrients in the soil that are
When it comes to our garden and the food we provide for our family, we like to keep everything natural – and that includes any and all types of fertilizers used on our plants. The simple truth is, when it comes
Compost tea is the perfect way to boost your plants growth and obtain higher yields – NATURALLY. Better yet, you can make it for free using your own compost! We keep our garden productive year after year by following a