You wanted a green lawn next spring. So you spread your chemicals just before the first winter rains. The rain came and it washed your poison into my […]
Every time we clear leaves or mow too short, we erase the micro-habitats that feed and shelter countless species from native bees to overwintering butterflies. How to help: Leave leaves under trees and shrubs. Let grass grow a little wild. Skip chemical sprays and gas blowers. Small messes make big homes for wildlife. #HabitatProtection #SupportWildlife
Every time we clear leaves or mow too short, we erase the micro-habitats that feed and shelter countless species from native bees to overwintering butterflies. How to help: […]
Sunflowers: Natures Detox System Absorb lead, arsenic, and even radiation from contaminated soil. Every bright bloom feeds dozens of bees and butterflies. Planting them heals the earth and sustains pollinators. Plant sunflowers. Heal soil. Save pollinators. #NatureHeals #Sunflowers
Sunflowers: Natures Detox System Absorb lead, arsenic, and even radiation from contaminated soil. Every bright bloom feeds dozens of bees and butterflies. Planting them heals the earth and […]
Easy May Flower Seeds for a Garden Full of Color Perfect for sowing in May across: US Zones 310 UK after last frost, from late April to early June Australia temperate & subtropical areas May = autumn sowing – Sunflower direct sow, full sun – Celosia sow in warm soil or start indoors – Bachelor Button best for cooler spring temps – Coneflower Echinacea direct sow or transplant – Zinnia direct sow once soil is warm – Tickseed Coreopsis easy to scatter, drought-tolerant – Yarrow hardy, thrives in poor soil – Black-eyed Susan direct sow, loves the heat – Nasturtium edible and beautiful, loves poor soil Direct sow after frost ends. Works in US, UK & Australia adjust timing for your climate.
Easy May Flower Seeds for a Garden Full of Color Perfect for sowing in May across: US Zones 310 UK after last frost, from late April to early […]
Plant these now, and your spring garden will thank you later!
Plant these now, and your spring garden will thank you later! AvaHi there — I’m Ava, the creator behind Ava Garden Tips 🌿 I’ve always been passionate about plants, flowers, and […]
3 Simple Homemade Sprays to Keep Garden Pests Away Protect your plants naturally with these easy, effective recipes: 1. Garlic Spray Finely chop 5 cloves of garlic and soak in liter of water for 12 hours. Add 2 teaspoons of dish soap. Strain and dilute with 1 more liter of water. Spray generously on plant leaves. 2. Citrus Infusion Grate the peel of one lemon or orange into liter of boiling water. Let sit for 24 hours, then strain. Spray directly on leaves to repel insects. 3. Vegetable Oil Insecticide Mix 1 cup vegetable oil cup dish soap. Dilute 1 teaspoon of this mix in 1 liter of water. Spray as a natural insect repellent. These methods are eco-friendly, safe for beneficial insects, and avoid harsh chemicals in your garden. Happy growing!
3 Simple Homemade Sprays to Keep Garden Pests Away Protect your plants naturally with these easy, effective recipes: 1. Garlic Spray Finely chop 5 cloves of garlic and […]
Plant once, enjoy forever! Discover the 14 best perennials that come back year after year! 1. Bearded Iris Stunning blooms and easy to divide. 2. Black-eyed Susans Cheerful yellow flowers that love the sun. 3. Clematis Gorgeous vines with showy flowers. 4. Columbine Delicate, nodding blooms in spring. 5. Daylily Hardy and blooms like crazy in summer. 6. Fountain Grass Adds graceful movement to your garden. 7. Geranium Tough and colorful groundcover. 8. Hosta Beautiful foliage for shady spots. 9. Hydrangea Big, showy blooms from summer to fall. 10. Lavender Fragrant and pollinator-friendly. 11. Peony Romantic, long-lived blooms. 12. Rhododendron Evergreen with spring flowers. 13. Salvia Spikes of color that attract bees. 14. Shrub Rose Low-maintenance and blooms all season.
Plant once, enjoy forever! Discover the 14 best perennials that come back year after year! 1. Bearded Iris Stunning blooms and easy to divide. 2. Black-eyed Susans Cheerful […]
Best chicken breeds for egg-laying These chicken breeds are known for reliable laying and friendly temperaments: Golden Comet Up to 300 eggs/year, starts laying as early as 15 weeks Rhode Island Red Hardy and assertive, great for both eggs and meat White Leghorn Lays around 280 eggs/year, active and alert Buff Orpington Calm, inquisitive, and good with families Ideal for backyard setups in the US, UK, or Australiaespecially in mild to warm climates. Early layers like Comets and Leghorns are especially helpful for first-time keepers.
Best chicken breeds for egg-laying These chicken breeds are known for reliable laying and friendly temperaments: Golden Comet Up to 300 eggs/year, starts laying as early as 15 […]
Cooler nights shorter days make fall the season for crisp roots and tender greens. No yard neededjust pots, steady moisture, and a bit of sun. Setup Notes Container depth: 1012″ for roots Sun: 46 hrs daily minimum Water: steady moisture, not soggy Fertilizer: liquid feed every 23 weeks USDA Zones by combo: Lettuce Beets Herbs Zones 39 Chard Carrots Zones 39 Bloody Sorrel Lettuce Zones 59 sorrel perennial in 5, treat as annual elsewhere Chives Parsley Zones 39 Kale Chard Zones 39 Kale Scallions Zones 39 Spinach Radish Mustard Zones 39
Cooler nights shorter days make fall the season for crisp roots and tender greens. No yard neededjust pots, steady moisture, and a bit of sun. Setup Notes Container […]
The cob is the biggest part of an ear of cornand the most overlooked. Instead of throwing it out, turn it into flavorful corn broth: How to Make It: 1 Add corn cobs to a stockpot 2 Cover with cold water 3 Bring to a boil, then simmer 30 mins 4 Strain and store in a jar or freeze in cubes Why Youll Love It: Naturally thickened with corn starch Adds sweet depth to soups, stews & gravies Great for boiling rice or grains
The cob is the biggest part of an ear of cornand the most overlooked. Instead of throwing it out, turn it into flavorful corn broth: How to Make […]