Red Clover Plant: Soil-Improving Cover Crop
The red clover plant is commonly used as a green manure, but did you know its roots can go down 8 feet? We explore this useful cover crop!
The red clover plant is commonly used as a green manure, but did you know its roots can go down 8 feet? We explore this useful cover crop!
Spinosad is an organic insecticide derived from soil bacteria. While it's effective in pest control, it can also harm beneficial insects, particularly bees. We explain its effects and how to use it safely.
The shiso plant, sometimes called the beefsteak plant, is a common seasoning in Asian cuisine. We explore this species and how to grow it!
Are sunflowers annuals or perennials? We dig into the world of the Helianthus species to learn more about these garden favorites!
Bacillus thuringiensis is a commonly used organic pesticide. But what exactly is Bt? If you're having an issue with caterpillars, mosquitos, or other bugs in your garden, we provide insight into these useful soil bacteria!
For a tangy treat, learning how to grow dill microgreens may be the best answer. These little morsels are flavor-packed and great on food! Kaleigh Brillon will take you through the steps to get the best out of your dill seed.
Do you know when to plant hollyhock seeds to prepare for the warm weather flowers? It may be sooner than you think. We explore the topic!
Swiss chard microgreens are slightly sweet and vegetal, and are a great addition to salads or sandwiches. We explain how to grow them!
The mung bean plant is not well known in the US, but it really should be. We discuss growing tips for this versatile bean plant!
We're often told to mulch around trees, but there are definitely right ways and wrong ways to do it. Kaleigh Brillon explores the options.
When growing tomatoes in raised beds, planning is key. We discuss what you should know to get tomato success from your raised garden!