Fallen leaves arent mess. Theyre natures mulchbreaking down into soil, sheltering overwintering insects, and feeding next springs plants. Instead of bagging them all up, try leaving a layer […]
Hello, Im the SnailYour Ancient Garden Neighbor Sometimes I nibble your plants, but please dont use poisonsthey hurt me and pollute your soil. Kinder Ways to Keep Me Away: Sprinkle coffee grounds around your plants. Ill avoid them, and your soil will get a nutrient boost too! Be gentle if you find me on a pot. Pulling me off can crack my shell and end my life. And those tiny snails behind me? Theyre my babies with fragile shellsfew survive, but theyre vital to natures balance. Weve been part of this earth for millions of years. With your care, we can stay here a little longer.
Hello, Im the SnailYour Ancient Garden Neighbor Sometimes I nibble your plants, but please dont use poisonsthey hurt me and pollute your soil. Kinder Ways to Keep Me […]
Whether youre in the city or deep in the woods your yard is home 曆 Monarchs, bees, and butterflies need blooms and wild corners 黎 Owls, woodpeckers, and squirrels depend on trees and mulch layers Salamanders, turtles, and frogs thrive near water and shady spots Even in urban spaces, ants, sparrows, and chickadees call your garden home No space is too small. Just keep it a little wild
Whether youre in the city or deep in the woods your yard is home 曆 Monarchs, bees, and butterflies need blooms and wild corners 黎 Owls, woodpeckers, and […]
Not All Insects Are Pests! Your garden is alive with tiny alliesand a few foes. Knowing whos who makes all the difference: Beneficial Insects Ladybugs Aphid assassins Lacewings Whitefly warriors Sowbugs & Pill Bugs Soil builders Ground beetles Caterpillar control Harmful Insects Aphids Leaf suckers Mites & Thrips Silent leaf wreckers Whiteflies Mold magnets Locusts Crop chompers Natural Control Tips Plant marigolds & dill to attract helpers Spray neem oil or garlic mix Handpick pests, prune infested leaves Compost mulch = healthy soil Let nature do the work garden smarter, not harder! 龍
Not All Insects Are Pests! Your garden is alive with tiny alliesand a few foes. Knowing whos who makes all the difference: Beneficial Insects Ladybugs Aphid assassins Lacewings […]
Not all plants have the same needs and the right natural fertilizer can make all the difference. 1. Coffee Grounds Roses, Blueberries, Azaleas Boosts acidity, adds nitrogen, and improves soil texture. 2. Crushed Eggshells Tomatoes, Peppers, Zucchini Adds calcium to prevent blossom end rot and strengthens stems. 3. Diluted Milk Squash, Cucumbers, Peas Provides calcium & magnesium, helps prevent powdery mildew. 4. Wood Ash Carrots, Broccoli, Lavender Rich in potassium and trace minerals, balances soil pH. Pro tip: Always use in moderation too much of a good thing can upset soil balance.
Not all plants have the same needs and the right natural fertilizer can make all the difference. 1. Coffee Grounds Roses, Blueberries, Azaleas Boosts acidity, adds nitrogen, and […]
6 Native Plants to Plant This Fall Save Bees Next Spring! Bee Balm Monarda fistulosa Nectar-rich blooms for native bees & bumblebees. Goldenrod Solidago spp. Vital late-season nectar when little else blooms. Asters Symphyotrichum spp. Pollen & nectar into late fall for foraging bees. Purple Coneflower Echinacea purpurea Long-blooming, supports bees all season. Culvers Root Veronicastrum virginicum Tall nectar spikes for long-tongued bees. Wild Indigo Baptisia australis Early-season food for bumblebee queens & specialists. Plant in fall Bloom every year Feed the bees
6 Native Plants to Plant This Fall Save Bees Next Spring! Bee Balm Monarda fistulosa Nectar-rich blooms for native bees & bumblebees. Goldenrod Solidago spp. Vital late-season nectar […]
Growing fruits in pots: an ideal solution for small spaces Enjoy a home harvest even on a balcony with these easy-to-grow potted fruits, along with their sowing and harvest seasons for each variety. Strawberry Sowing: spring and autumn Harvest: 60-90 days Tomato Sowing: spring and summer Harvest: 70-120 days 勒 Cucumber Sowing: spring and summer Harvest: 50-70 days 省 Mango Sowing: spring and summer Harvest: 3-5 years Pear Sowing: autumn and winter Harvest: 3-5 years Apple Sowing: autumn and winter Harvest: 2-5 years Orange Sowing: spring and summer Harvest: 2-5 years Lemon Sowing: spring and summer Harvest: 2-5 years Grape Sowing: spring and summer Harvest: 2-5 years Raspberry Sowing: spring and autumn Harvest: 60-90 days Blackberry Sowing: spring and autumn Harvest: 60-90 days Plum Sowing: autumn and winter Harvest: 2-5 years Peach Sowing: spring and summer Harvest: 2-5 years Nectarine Sowing: spring and summer Harvest: 2-5 years Pitaya Dragon Fruit Sowing: spring and summer Harvest: 2-5 years Guava Sowing: spring and summer Harvest: 2-5 years Mangosteen Sowing: spring and summer Harvest: 3-5 years Rambutan Sowing: spring and summer Harvest: 2-5 years Lychee Sowing: spring and summer Harvest: 2-5 years Papaya Sowing: spring and summer Harvest: 1-2 years 華 Transform your balcony or terrace into a miniature orchard and enjoy fresh fruits all year round. Start your urban garden today!
Growing fruits in pots: an ideal solution for small spaces Enjoy a home harvest even on a balcony with these easy-to-grow potted fruits, along with their sowing and […]
No caterpillars = no butterflies 曆 Its that simple. Let them grow. Plant native host plants. Skip the pesticides. 曆 Watch the magic happen.
No caterpillars = no butterflies 曆 Its that simple. Let them grow. Plant native host plants. Skip the pesticides. 曆 Watch the magic happen. AvaHi there — I’m Ava, […]
More color = more pollinators = more blooms!
More color = more pollinators = more blooms! AvaHi there — I’m Ava, the creator behind Ava Garden Tips 🌿 I’ve always been passionate about plants, flowers, and the simple joy […]
Not all fallen leaves are equal, some protect pollinators and soil, while others can smother your lawn.
Not all fallen leaves are equal, some protect pollinators and soil, while others can smother your lawn. AvaHi there — I’m Ava, the creator behind Ava Garden Tips 🌿 I’ve always […]