Blackberries are often considered a bitter fruit, but many varieties bred for home gardens are sweet, slightly tart, and absolutely delicious. The post How to Grow Blackberries appeared first on Big Blog Of Gardening.
Fake grass may be green in color, but it has a devastating environmental impact and maintenance you might not expect. The post Artificial Grass is Anything But Green appeared first on Big Blog Of Gardening.
Making chocolate from scratch starts with cocoa beans, but it can also be made from the bicolor bean, a close relative of the cacao tree. The post How to Make Chocolate at Home from Cacao Beans or Bicolor Beans appeared…
Mulching is one of the most common gardening practices, yet so many landscapers and gardeners do it wrong. When done correctly, it helps to build and protect soil and support plants. And please stop making mulch volcanoes, you’re killing your…
It’s a generations-long habit for gardeners and landscapers, but 90% of the time, a new tree needs no staking. In fact, staking that tree does more harm than good. The post Staking a Tree Is Almost Never The Right Thing…
If you aren’t crazy about wood or metal fencing separating you from your neighbors, there are ways to achieve privacy with plants. The post Ditch the Privacy Fence and Use Plants Instead appeared first on Big Blog Of Gardening.
Cascading flowers are often called spillers or trailing plants because of their beautiful spilling effect in window boxes. They lend a subtle scent and ethereal ambience to your home. The post Best Choices for Cascading Flowers in Window Boxes appeared…
Annual or perennial refers to how long your plant’s lifecycle is. Yet, some plants can be grown as perennials in warm areas and only as annuals in cold areas. The post What’s the Difference Between Annual and Perennial Plants? appeared…
If you’ve been adding stones, gravel or other materials to the bottom of your flower pots to improve drainage, you may actually be harming and not helping your plants. The post Why You Should Never Add Stones to the Bottom…
Fish emulsion and fish poop are great organic fertilizers for your garden and offer an environmentally friendly way to recycle fish waste. Additionally, fish emulsion is pretty easy to make at home. The post Benefits Of Fish Poop in Your…
