By Jennifer Poindexter Soil is a vital part of gardening. Understanding when it’s best to work it and when you should leave it alone, is important to the overall health of your plants. I’m going to walk you through why it’s important to only work soil when it’s dry instead … [Read more...]
Quick Tip: Focus on Soil Drainage When Starting a Garden
By Jennifer Poindexter When you’re searching for the right soil to grow crops, it can feel overwhelming. You hear talk about soil acidity, soil type, and soil drainage. Where should you start? In my earlier years of gardening, I felt overwhelmed, too. Until I realized soil … [Read more...]
Quick Tip: Use Leaves to Make Mulch
By Jennifer Poindexter If you’ve raised plants very long, you know that gardening expenses add up relatively quickly. This is why utilizing items you already have on-hand is a good thing. One thing you can do when caring for your plants, and tidying your yard, is use your … [Read more...]
My Review of the Reencle Indoor Food Waste Composter
by Lars Hundley Recently the folks over at Reencle sent me one of their indoor home composting units at their expense for me to try and out review for Gardening Channel readers. I used it for almost eight weeks and eventually filled it completely and generated my first batch … [Read more...]
What is mulch glue?
Question: What is mulch glue? I've come across the term while researching gardening supplies, but I'm not familiar with it. Can you provide a brief explanation? - James P. Gardening Channel Replies: Mulch glue, also known as mulch adhesive or mulch binder, is a product … [Read more...]
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