There is a wide range of simple actions anyone can take to regenerate and conserve biodiversity right at home.

Wind is another factor to consider when selecting your planting site. Tall flowers like hollyhocks, delphiniums, and foxgloves are at risk of toppling if grown in a windy site. Such placement will ...

Cotoneasters (Cotoneaster spp.) are hardy, fire-resistant shrubs characterized by their thick, moisture-retaining leaves and low, spreading growth habit, which reduces flame height. Ranging from ...

Key Points Plants like marigolds and basil help repel pests but can't do it alone.Pair them with row covers, crop rotation, and beneficial bugs for best results.Their impact depends on pest type, ...

I’ll share my experience on cherry tomato plant spacing and how far apart to plant cherry tomatoes in this article. Read on!

Yarrow, Garden cosmos, and cornflower are a treat The researchers reviewed over 400 previous research articles on flowers and insects and investigated how much bees and hoverflies like the finished ...

ABSTRACT: Intra-row spacing is a key factor affecting maize production and productivity, since it affects plant growth, resource utilization, and yield. The study was conducted during the 2023 and ...

Flower strips, seed mixtures, and wild by design. We want to help bees and other vital pollinators, which are in decline all over the world. But which flowers are actually the best?

Some people, though, want a perfectly laid out, symmetrical garden, with straight lines of vegetables spaced perfectly in rows. For those people, here are two ways to achieve that.

Busy gardeners appreciate low-maintenance perennial flowers that are easy to grow and need little attention in order to thrive. Here are 12 choices.

Drain tile spacing doesn't matter much in reducing plant stress in dry beans It doesn't appear to matter how far apart drain tile is in reducing stress on dry beans.

Plant rosemary with rooted vegetables like carrots and potatoes. Rosemary keeps carrot root flies and bean beetles from getting to your harvest.