9 Essential Spring Gardening Tips. Spring begins on or around March 20th in the Northern Hemisphere. But it is only recently that we have begun to see spring weather roll in for the northernmost parts of the U.S. Now that the sun is out and shining, and winter storms are becoming a thing of the past, it’s time to replant your favorite flowers and vegetables to enjoy all summer long!
How to Protect your Garden from Chickens. Last summer, I had a terrible experience with my lovely chicken and vegetable garden. Turning all the chicken into a savory soup crossed my mind. Would you like to know why? I’m new at home gardening. I planted my favorite vegetables, herbs, spices and fruit trees. I also had a few chickens that I reared free range in my backyard. In a matter of hours, the chicken decimated my healthy vegetable garden.
Garden Design Trends. We’re at the start of a new year and with it comes a new set of trends for your lawn and garden. Trends are influenced through innovation and efficiency. Experts are always experimenting and implementing lawn and garden ideas that better sustain structure while providing a cosmetically perfect landscape.
How to Plan a Garden Layout. In some areas of the world, the snow is starting to fall while in another Spring has sprung. Still, no matter what time of year it is in your backyard, it’s never too early to start figuring out how to plan a garden layout. There are certain things you need to figure out before you just start planting vegetation willy-nilly. Here are some tips on how to plan the perfect garden layout for your backyard.
12 Ways to Prepare Your Garden for Winter. The cold conditions associated winter months can devastate your garden plants. Shrubs and perennials can suffer and diseases may spread to annihilate your garden. Besides, you cannot give your best to the garden due to the chills and rains common during winter. Only by preparing adequately can you get your garden through winter so that it blossoms and looks better during spring. Here are 12 ways to prepare your garden for winter.
