What plants love coffee? If you’ve ever asked yourself that question as you want to your garden in the early morning with a cup of coffee, today I thought I’d answer it. We will dive deep into a topic that combines two of our favorite things — gardens and coffee. We are referring to the popular gardening hack of using coffee grounds to … Read the rest
Hello fellow garden-eers and plant lovers! Today, we’re going to talk about two phenomenal techniques that can help bring life and vigor to your green space: foliar feeding and using compost tea. These simple yet effective techniques can significantly enhance the health and productivity of your garden.
Foliar feeding is a method of fertilizing plants directly through their leaves. Plants are, to some extent, capable of absorbing essential elements … Read the rest
1. What are the benefits of using manure in the garden? Manure provides essential nutrients for plant growth, improves soil structure, increases water retention, and promotes the growth of beneficial microorganisms in the soil.
2. Is it safe to use fresh manure in my garden? It’s best to use well-rotted or composted manure to avoid burning plant roots or introducing harmful pathogens. Fresh manure can be too strong for plants and may … Read the rest
Is using manure good for the garden? Garden enthusiasts know the importance of enriching their soil with organic matter to achieve a bountiful harvest. One age-old natural fertilizer option is animal manure. In this ultimate guide, we will delve into the benefits of using manure in the garden and reveal the top 5 types of animal manures to help your plants thrive. (Other fertilizer tips here: … Read the rest
Organic gardening has gained popularity in recent years due to the increasing concern for environmental health and sustainability. One of the essential components of organic gardening is the use of organic fertilizer. In this post, we will explore the history, benefits, and best types of organic fertilizer, as well as specific sections on composting and worm castings.
The use of organic fertilizer dates back to ancient times … Read the rest