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Vermicomposting harnesses the power of worms to convert waste into nutritious amendments for the home garden. Whether indoors or outside, worms are an excellent way to recycle and repurpose with little effort on your part. Use this beginner’s guide to start vermicomposting at home.
Soil terms may seem overwhelming and confusing, but each one has a purpose! They help growers understand their garden’s soil. Once you know what they mean, you can use them to create the best dirt for your garden. Learn all about common soil terms here, from macronutrients to mycorrhizae.
Improving your soil doesn’t have to be a chore! Think of it more as a way of life. With consistent changes, you can shift poor soils into fertile, rich, and crumbly ones. Join landscaper Jerad Bryant to discover 11 quick, easy ways to improve soil quality.
Compost and fertilizer benefit the garden, though they have different applications! Use one, the other, or both—which to apply depends on your garden’s soil and which crops you’re growing. Learn the differences and uses of fertilizers and compost alongside seasoned grower Jerad Bryant.
Compost is versatile and beneficial in the garden! Feeding your lawn is one of its many uses. Some tools make this easy, though you can spread the stuff by hand in small areas. Follow along and learn how to use your compost on grasses alongside seasoned landscaper Jerad Bryant.
Compost converts old waste into a nutrient-rich soil amendment perfect for the home garden. If you made a pile months ago and wonder if you can use it this spring, these five expert tips from composter Jerad Bryant will help you sort it out.
Perlite is a key ingredient in potting soils and hydroponics. But there are reasons people want to search for perlite alternatives. Here, master naturalist and experienced gardener Sarah Jay covers a list of substitutes that can stand in for perlite.
You don’t need a massive garden to grow berries! If you choose the right soil and containers, you can easily grow berry plants in pots. Garden expert and former organic farmer Logan Hailey has all the details you need to choose the best soil blend for potted berries.
Don’t throw old potting soil away! It has many uses in the garden, from amending old beds to filling empty containers. You can refresh old mixes with these seven simple tricks from backyard gardener Jerad Bryant.
Whether filling in new or old beds and containers, you’ll want to know the recipe for success. A soil calculator keeps the guesswork away, telling you exactly how much soil, mulch, or compost you need. Follow these simple steps alongside longtime organic grower Jerad Bryant.
Are you preparing your garden for spring? It all starts with your soil. In this article, horticulture expert Matt Dursum shows you 13 tips to prepare soil for spring planting.
Gravel gardens are on the rise due to their water-wise qualities and clean aesthetic. Among the advantages of using gravel as mulch are disadvantages that impact plant health, depending on the situation. Weigh the pros and cons of gravel mulch with garden designer Katherine Rowe to determine the best fit for your garden.