Do Fireplace Ashes Have A Place In Your Garden? Here's How They Can Be Helpful
Being able to do something with your fireplace ashes in the garden could be a win-win, but it's important to understand the science behind any amendments first.
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Why Snow Is A Secret Weapon For Garden Bulbs In The Winter
While your fall bulbs are meant to withstand the cold, even they can be felled by winter. But snow could be your unexpected ally to give them their best shot.
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7 Ways To Amend The Soil In Winter For A Healthy Garden Next Spring
Winter a great time to get a head start on amending your soil for spring, whether you're adding fertilizer, changing its chemistry, or improving soil structure.
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The Natural Resource The Old Farmer's Almanac Calls 'Poor Man's Fertilizer'
Adding fertilizer has become an ingrained part of spring gardening, but old wisdom and modern science both suggest that a little boost can come from nature too.
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North America Vs. Europe: Who Has The Colder Winter, And How Does It Affect Gardening?
Winter isn't the peak gardening season in the Northern Hemisphere. Examine the climate differences between Europe and North America, though, and see what grows.
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DIY Your Garden Soil With A Technique That Saves Money And Boosts Plant Health
Your raised garden bed should have nutrient-rich soil, but it can be pricey. Use this ancient gardening method to save money and make your plants healthier.
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Not Once A Day, Not Once A Week: Here's How Often To Water A Pothos In The Winter
While pothos are incredibly low-maintenance and well-loved houseplants, they aren't indestructable. To avoid overwatering, stick to this winter schedule.
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18 Garden Pests The Old Farmer's Almanac Can Help You Identify
Playing "Clue" is a lot more fun as a boardgame rather than trying to figure out who murdered your plant. These are some of the most common pests to look for.
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How To Prepare Your Garden For Heavy Winter Snow
Your shrubs, trees, and perennials can take significant damage from heavy snowfall. Before that looming winter storm hits, prepare your garden the right way.
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The Genius Way To Reuse Old Coffee Grounds For The Benefit Of Your Monstera Houseplant
Many people throw away their used coffee grounds, but not us gardeners. They can be used to provide nutrients for our favorite houseplants, like the monstera.
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How To Use Cinnamon On Plants For A Healthy, Vibrant Garden
Cinnamon can be used for more than dessert. As a natural spice from tree bark, it can be sprinkled and sprayed in the garden for a wide variety of purposes.
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Ensure The Health Of Your Potted Houseplants With One Simple Rule Before Winter
While your houseplants may look the same in the winter, it's likely that they are dormant. So, you'll need to avoid doing a regular chore for their health.
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The Important Winter Gardening Task To Ensure Healthy Plants In Spring
A few inches of snow isn't the only blanket that can help your winter garden get ready for spring. Add this ingredient for some extra protection and nutrients.
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Use Fall Leaves For A Healthier Garden Next Spring — Here's How
Fall leaves look amazing on the trees, but are less welcome on the yard. If they must go, try turning them into an easy soil amendment for your garden.
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Protecting Your Rosemary Plants From Winter Chill Could Mean Better Growth In The Spring
Rosemary might remind you of cold-weather flavors, but this herb dislikes chilly weather. Protect your plant over the winter and it'll thank you by spring.
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Plant This Natural Solution To Prevent Moles In Your Garden Beds
Moles may be cute little things, but they can sometimes damage our precious flowers while digging. Planting bulbs in this genus could discourage them though.
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The Soil Addition That Can Prepare Hostas For A Cold Winter
Hostas can handle cold weather in your garden pretty well, but constant temperature changes can damage the plant. Add this to your soil before winter to help.
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Save Old Coffee Grounds To Fertilize These 7 Vegetables For A Thriving Garden
Coffee grounds are an ideal fertilizer. Follow composting instructions and apply to the plants that will appreciate it, like these veggie garden favorites.
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The Old Farmer's Almanac Shares A Smart Tip For Healthier Hydrangeas
The Old Farmer's Almanac is still alive and well, and its smart tip for hydrangeas might just save you from frozen roots with a very common garden chore.
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The Best Way To Keep Your Snake Plant Healthy All Winter
Nothing stings more than accidentally killing a "low-maintenance" houseplant. If your snake plant withers this winter, you might be doing this task too often.
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What To Do If Your Peace Lily Is Drying Out Between Waterings
Peace lilies are lovely, low-maintenance houseplants. So if yours is drying out faster than it used to, then it may be time to take a look at your pot.
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How To Identify What Unwanted Critter Is Damaging Your Yard Or Garden
Digging seems innocent, but from unsightly dirt piles to shredded lawns, it can be a real problem. Once you identify who is doing the damage, you can stop them.
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Raking Or Mowing Fallen Leaves - Which Method Is Better (And More Beneficial)
With the leaves all over the ground come autumn, your mind might be on leaf removal. Should you rake them up, or mow over them? Here's what we found.
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Hibiscus Need Special Attention In Fall - Here's What To Check For Better Blooms
Whether you've got a hardy hibiscus or a tropical variety, this shrub needs a little TLC in autumn when the weather cools down. These garden tasks can help.
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Hydrangeas Need Special Care In Fall - Here's What To Do Now For Better Blooms
Your hydrangeas are ready to hibernate for the winter. Before they do, protect them with these fall gardening tasks, and see improved flowers by next year.
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Why You Shouldn't Rake All The Fallen Leaves In Your Yard This Fall
October is "leave the leaves" month, and while you might be skeptical, there are proven gardening benefits. Here's why many are arguing to let them decompose.
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Get Healthier Soil For Spring By Planting This Vegetable In The Fall
One fall gardening task to consider? You can start working your soil now to make it fertile and healthy for spring. This vegetable cover crop can help.
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