Tag: gardening ideas

No one likes having an overlooked garden. If you know that any nosy neighbor or passer-by can peep into your garden, you’ll find it much harder to relax and simply enjoy your outdoor space. Luckily, there are ways you can increase the privacy of your garden and screen it from unwelcome visitors. Here’s how you can make your garden more private.

Also, if designing an outdoor space is not for you, you may contact a landscape expert that will help you decide and achieve the garden of your dreams. But if you want to show your ‘green thumb’ to others, here are the essential tips that may help you choose the perfect plants for your outdoor sanctuary:

You love to garden, but you have a house that has only a concrete yard or maybe just a balcony. If that is making you feel dejected, don’t be – that is where pots come into use, and you can use different types of containers to grow anything you want. While pots come in many different shapes, square pots are a great option because they fit well everywhere, and if you get them in jumbo size and deep enough, you can even grow small trees in them. 

One of the biggest secrets to a beautiful garden is the correct balance of lighting and color. For many years people have been attempting...

One can use many tips and tricks that can turn even the most run-down, unpleasant garden into a majestic oasis. And the best part...

Seasonal changes are key to determining where and when to create a garden in a home setting. Growing and digging should take place in spring. Plan before the snow melts. During the summer season, embark on weeding, watering, and monitoring the growth of your plants. On the other hand, the fall season is associated with shrubs, bulbs, and tree planting.

As mobile technology continues to advance, popular hobbies like gardening are becoming appified. There are now many applications available via smartphone and tablet for everyone, from everyday gardeners to agricultural businesses.

We would all like to be healthy and live as long as possible without being sick and visiting doctors now and then. Sadly, our lives are such that we have very little time to carefully plan our days and make sure we drink enough water and eat enough vegetables.

Though slugs, beetles, and bugs are a part of the natural world, this doesn't mean they have to be tolerated all the time, especially when they are already destroying the garden. Humans, on the other hand, mustn't get rid of them in the most common way they know, which is using chemicals, such as pesticides, fungicides, and herbicides, because they are toxic to flora and fauna. So, what is the best way to do it?