How to deeply water plants to create a drought tolerant vegetable garden
Learn how plant root depth and differences between in-ground and container vegetable gardens influence the way you deeply water your vegetable garden
Vegetable Root Depths: Find Out How Deep Your Roots Can Grow and Why it’s Important
Each type of vegetable plant can grow its roots to a certain maximum depth. This has many implications on how you should plan and care for your vegetable garden.
Need help with pollination and pest control? Attract hoverflies to your garden
Find out how to attract hoverflies to your garden
How to use garlic to safely and efficiently control garden pests
Garlic is commonly found around the kitchen but is highly effective in controlling garden pests. Using garlic for pest control is easy and very safe.
Ants in the vegetable garden: good or bad?
Ants are usually regarded as pests but they do quite a bit of good in vegetable gardens and outdoor areas, and only rarely need to be controlled.
Slugs and snails can be good for your vegetable garden if kept under control
Snails and slugs can damage a vegetable garden overnight but you shouldn’t get completely rid of them either.
Ladybug larvae look nothing like ladybugs: Here’s what they actually look like
Adult ladybugs and their larvae are predators of many pest insects. Knowing what ladybug larvae and eggs look like will help you not mistake them as pests.
Mealybugs: alarming white cotton-looking bugs on your vegetable plants?
White cottony bugs on your vegetable plants? Here’s how to get rid and protect your plants from mealybugs.
Biodiversity is the key to a healthy and productive vegetable garden
Creating a biodiverse vegetable garden can make growing a lot of high-quality vegetables a lot easier.
Pollination by bees can help you grow better quality vegetables
Bees pollinating your vegetable plants will help you get more and better quality vegetables.