By Matt Gibson Composting in the winter time is not only achievable for beginning and experienced gardeners alike, it’s essential to maximize your garden’s harvest. You’ll see an uptick in both quantity of output and quality of the flowers, herbs, and vegetables you grow next … [Read more...]
How to Save Seeds
By Matt Gibson Flower and vegetable seeds aren’t very expensive, but for an avid gardener who plants for new crops every spring and fall, the cost of those small paper packets can add up quickly. Saving your seeds for replanting only takes a few minutes and it can save you a … [Read more...]
5 Steps to Growing a Self Sufficient Garden
Did you know that you can be self-sufficient in suburbia? Most people don't realize that with just a little bit of planning, patience, and creativity, you can make your home and yard a self-sufficient food production mecca. The first step is to know your local zoning laws and … [Read more...]
How to Fight Apple Scab
By Matt Gibson and Erin Marissa Russell Are you having issues with apple scab or want to make sure your apple trees stay free of this disease? Maybe instead, you’re looking for a list of apple tree varieties you can plant that are resistant to apple scab or tolerant of it. … [Read more...]
How to Fight Whiteflies
By Matt Gibson Whiteflies, also called aleyrodidae, (scientific name is Trialeurodes vaporariorum) are small, white, soft-bodied, winged insects that are closely related to aphids and mealybugs. Whiteflies are pests which are commonly found on indoor plants, in greenhouses, … [Read more...]
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