Blossom into a Greener World
Ugh. Stink bugs are another issue that you could very well see in your garden no matter where you live in North America. They are very common and can cause quite a bit of damage. When they are squished they emit a putrid odour, hence their name. By David R. Lance, USDA APHIS PPQ Image … Read more
Kessil vs Radion: Which one is the best for you? You may be surprised to learn that there are two different types of lights, and it’s important to know what features each light comes with! The “kessil a360 vs radion xr15” is a question that has been asked many times. The two lights are both … Read more
There is a lot of information out there when it comes to aquarium products, but some sources are better than others. The Seachem Pristine and Stability comparison article provides the most comprehensive breakdown of each product with photos and video comparisons so you can see for yourself which one offers more value at an affordable … Read more
Which Aquarium Fertilizer is the Best? Thrive vs Easy Green: Which Aquarium Fertilizer is the Best?. Thrive has a lot of different products, but it’s all in one aquarium fertilizer was voted best by users on Amazon. Your aquarium plants have begun to turn yellow and are on the approach of passing away. To keep … Read more
The tropical plant displays are always so beautiful when you go to the nursery. So many of them would look just great in that empty spot in the office or at home. The plants are so beautiful in the store because they get wonderful care from a knowledgeable staff of people all the time. They usually … Read more
One way to create a garden is to plant in containers and then set them on a row of pallets. Building a pallet garden on the surface of the ground creates a portable and easier alternative to in-ground gardening. It’s also much easier than trying to dig up, loosen and repair the soil that might … Read more
Diatomaceous earth is a naturally occurring substance that comes from the cell walls of fossilized diatoms. These are a type of single cell planktonic algae that lived in the ancient oceans and freshwater lakes millions of years ago. It’s a finely powdered fossil basically. Diatomaceous earth (DE) is made from the fossilized remains of tiny, … Read more
The humble little carrot, in Latin its name is Daucus carota. Carrots of any type or colour are a great way to get yourself or the kids started in gardening. They require little skill, minimal care and minimal effort. You’re almost guaranteed a delicious harvest in the late summer and fall. Carrots are high in beta-carotene, … Read more
This delicious Basil Dressing or marinade is useful for many different dishes and appetizers. Your guests will love the fresh from the garden flavour when you use your own home grown basil. There are so many ways you could use this wonderfully fresh and delicious recipe. Recipe½ cup Freshly grown basil leaves 2 … Read more
Although there are many types of underwater plants, the Salvinia Minima has become a popular aquarium and pond plant. However, it’s not all fun in the sun for this aquatic plant–frogbit is also becoming more popular with its bright-green leaves and attractive clumps. Which one to pick? Salvinia Minima Vs Frogbit: Which one to pick? … Read more