Tilling the soil twice a year is a traditional method that most home gardeners don’t think twice about. The reality is that we can do harm to our soil by churning it up....
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Just five minutes of exercise in a green nature setting can boost mood & self-esteem...
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What if there was a way to avoid using chemical pesticides and fungicides while also preventing pests and diseases at the source?
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Throughout my 36 years in the landscaping and gardening industry, I’ve spent a lot of time trying to figure out ways to improve soil because that’s really the key to...
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A popular gardening myth is that sand should be added to clay soil to improve it. This practice will turn clay soil into a rock hard, mortar like substance. A better choice to fundamentally change clay soil is...
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The diversity and abundance of life that exists in soil is greater than in any other ecosystem. Just a handful of soil can contain billions of different organisms...
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“There’s a lot of different ways to do it. One of the nice things about the [product] line is it’s almost impossible to do it wrong. It’s not like it’s not going to work..."
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75% of all insect pests spend part of their life cycle in the soil. The best way to combat them at the source is a soil rich with complex soil life, which contains natural enemies of insect pests. Many potential pests will...
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Most gardeners have experienced the common problem of moss growing where we’d rather have lawn or other plantings flourish instead. There are a number of reasons for unwanted moss. Contrary to popular belief...
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Gardens should address the needs of people. Traditional landscaping with unused lawns doesn’t do this effectively...
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