Vegetable gardens need to be watered frequently to be kept healthy. The watering frequency will depend on garden characteristics and care techniques used.
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
Need help with pollination and pest control? Attract hoverflies to your garden
Find out how to attract hoverflies to your garden
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.
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.
Bee pollination can help you get a larger number of better quality vegetables
Bees pollinating your vegetable plants will help you get more and better quality vegetables.
The Best Types of Organic Mulch For Your Vegetable Garden
Vegetable gardens need to be mulched using organic mulches that are lightweight and decompose easily. This means that not all organic mulches will be suitable.
Can coco peat be used as mulch in a vegetable garden?
Yes, coco peat is highly suitable to be used as mulch in a vegetable garden. Coco peat mulch is most useful to retain moisture and nutrients in your soil.
How to Mulch your Vegetable Garden with Grass Clippings
Grass clippings are ideal to be used as mulch in a vegetable garden. Here’s how to use it in 4 easy steps.
5 simple strategies to help you water your vegetable garden just right
Forgetting to regularly water your vegetable garden can have devastating effects. These 5 strategies will make it easier for you.