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 Herb garden varieties Even if you have a small garden in your home and want to add herbs to your garden, you can choose small herb garden ideas. You can choose the herbal vortex because it can create a structure that includes all the herbs in a small space. Small herb garden ideas make the house beautiful and elegant. The best thing about the spiral is that you can plant herbs that can live in different growing stages in the same place. Mediterranean herbs love the sun and can survive in dry conditions. However, herbs need more moisture or shade as they are located under the house and on the east side. Grown Bed Herb Garden Ideas If you do not know how to create the best outdoor herb garden, you can choose these types of outdoor herb garden ideas. The best and easiest thing is to choose a raised bed. You can grow yourself by choosing a raised bed. It comes with various advantages because it is very easy to install and they are usually made of wood, metal, or brick built in

Common edible garden weeds The dandelions (Taraxacum officinale) that cover the entire meadow are well known. Did you know that they are very nutritious and tasty? All parts of the dandelion are edible: flowers, roots, and leaves. Add them to salads and make dandelion wine or dandelion root tincture. As you descend on the harvest swing, you will bring your own mixed wild infusions to start your breakfast. Start slowly collecting herbs (edible weeds) and then your hope will blossom! 3 Common edible garden weeds Whether you use a dehydrator or use time and cold-dry space, learning how to dry herbs is an essential skill that you must master if you want to fill your pantry/shelves with the benefits of the garden. It comes in handy when drying mint or lemon balm. This drying process applies to "weeds". 1. Goosefoot (Chenopodium Album) Gooseberry leaves, also commonly referred to as lamb quarters, are beautiful and tender when harvested during the growing season, and ar

plants to grow for fence line privacy You are finding ideas to stay away from the view of the neighbor and you have landed in the right place. We offer you a practical and modern solution, which can be a private oasis solution with plants. While this may not be a new idea, it is a great way to act as a fantastic barrier between you and your neighbors. So, if you want to go the green path, check out 9 Beautiful Plants To Grow For Fence Line Privacy With Us Today. Did you know that a fence is an aesthetic way to enjoy nature and make a huge difference in the overall look of your home and increase the value of your home? Instead of a monotonous fence around your property, you can grow these plants to add color and style. These hedging plants are ideal for planting along fence lines, whether you are seeking privacy, wanting to soften the rough edges created by fencing, or want to make the yard within your fence more attractive. 1 Arborvitae Arborvitae grows well in zones 3 to 7

 Wonderful tropical plants to grow in your yard If for some reason you can’t travel to the tropics, here are some ideas to make your backyard feel like an oasis. In this post today, we recommend you to grow 18 stunning tropical plants in your backyard that will remind you of beautiful and warm sunny days with clear blue skies. If you scroll down, you will find that these tropical plants and flowers are unique and interesting to look at. They have different aesthetics and come in many attractive colors like red, green, orange, purple, pink, white ... can enhance any space in your garden or outdoors. If you are attracted to them, why not let some of them change the look of your garden and living space in a new way. Read on to find some that you want to grow and fit into your garden space! 1 Hardy Japanese Banana Hardy Japanese banana (Musa Pasju) grows up to 13 feet tall and produces broad green leaves similar to their tropical relatives. They are completely ornamental and do

 8 signs that your indoor plants need more sunlight As for houseplants, they need to be brought into the house with the low light requirement, occasional watering, and easy growth characteristics such as other basic maintenance. For these reasons, they can perform better in bad situations and even live in your oblivion. However, for better growth, they also need essential components. Have you ever noticed your plant leaning towards light sources, growing legs, or producing small leaves? If one of these symptoms appears, it means that your plants are facing some problems and need your help. You know that light is an important factor for plant growth and vitality, otherwise, they would fall and not grow normally. Furthermore, it provides energy for photosynthesis, the process plants use to integrate food. Each plant needs a different amount of light to grow, and when they do not receive enough sun, they will sign off on some of the symptoms. To fix, give such plants optimal g

 What do you need to know about crop rotation? When one hears crop rotation many people are reminded of a large farm with an area of ​​acres, rotating large groups of crops from one place to another. However, crop rotation is not limited to large-scale gardens and farms. The average home gardener can really benefit from knowing the basic principles of crop rotation. From balancing the soil nutrients to helping to reduce the incidence of pests and diseases, crop rotation is applicable even in small quantities. Why rotate your plants? According to Barbara Pleasant, a contributor to Mother Earth News, field trials in Europe and Connecticut showed a 40 percent decline in potato production, ignoring potato replacement with other crops. This fall is often due to the presence of disease. Most diseases and pests support certain host plants. Host plants are often related and are susceptible to similar diseases and pests. This means that potatoes after potatoes or tomatoes after pota

 Plants grow in water without the need for soil Spreading the plants in water is a great way to expand your garden and keep your hands clean because there is no need to use soil for this process. There are a few indoor and outdoor plants that make excellent breeding options because the cuttings do not rot before forming roots. So, in today’s post, we will share 10 plants that can easily reproduce in water. By breeding, you can instantly increase the number of your plants. They make great gifts too, read on to find out more about them and the detailed information about growing steps. When planting, not all plants need to be planted with seeds. Instead, you can propagate your favorite tree by pruning that only takes a few weeks. To do this, first, you need to cut a young shoot with freshly sprouted buds, and then place it in a bottle of water or fertile soil to feed the roots. Once the roots have formed, plant your new plant in the ground in the ground and wait for it to grow

Ornamental peppers  When it comes to ornamental outdoors, most people think of beautiful plants as climbers or shrubs. However, if you want to get a double look with flowers in your garden and at the same time attractive, durable, berry-like fruit, this plant is one of the best recommendations today. Use them as ornamental peppers give you elegant ornamental plants. They are wonderful accent plants that are attractive and tasteful, they add interest to nature. These peppers are often grown for their glamorous light without being edible fruits, hence they are referred to as ornamental plants. They come in different shapes, sizes, and colors that will give your home a wonderful look. Not only does it add a visual charm to any space in your garden, but this ornamental pepper is also easy to grow with basic care. In addition, they can grow well outdoors in raised planting beds or the whole yard, and some can even be grown indoors in containers or pots. 1 Tangerine Dream’ Orname

Grow calendula Calendula (Calendula officinalis), also known as pot marigold, is an excellent plant for many gardens. Whether you are an experienced gardener or a true beginner, calendula is easy to grow. In fact, they are the best low-maintenance plants - they thrive if left unattended. In this article we will discuss, there are many reasons to grow them. They not only enhance your outdoor space with their sunny color. There are a variety of practical applications in your garden, in your kitchen, and around your home. 6 Reasons to Grow Calendula in Your Garden There are many reasons to grow calendula in your garden. Below you will find ten main reasons for growing these useful and attractive flowers: 1. Attract beneficial wildlife Calendula is known as the best plant for a wildlife garden. Their vibrant flowers attract bees, other pollinators, and a variety of insects. Because they bloom for a long time, they provide a constant source of honey and pollen throughout a large

3 Reasons & How To Fix It Your tomatoes are planted. You have observed them for weeks and months. Now, you can not wait to pick delicious red fruit from your masterpiece. But, the flowers you waited patiently for were nowhere to be seen. Blooming Low Down Flowering is an important stage in the cultivation of tomatoes. Without them, tomatoes would not bear fruit. Although the leaves are beautiful, most tomato gardeners are not in the tomato game for their decorative value. 1. Diseases and pests If you are looking for the cause of your flowering problem, look around your plant for signs of pests or diseases. Tomato plants need more energy to produce flowers and fruits, and many pests or diseases absorb this energy from the plant. Blight diseases and Septoria leaf spot affect leaf blight. Fewer leaves have less photosynthesis, resulting in less energy production. Aphids and caterpillars are also responsible for leaf shedding.  Symptoms of pests or diseases usually appear b

Square foot garden mistakes to avoid The square foot garden is one of the most suitable gardening methods for beginners. The genius behind it is that it makes the whole horticultural process accessible. No matter what stage of the growing season you are - planting, weeding, watering, or harvesting, you only handle 1'x1 'square at a time. The forerunner of this method was Mel Bartholomew, who started horticulture when he retired as a civil engineer. If you know the engineers you know, you know that they can never be lonely enough. Luckily for us, no more, the square footage was born out of his frustration over regular row gardening. But as with learning anything new, it is easy to make mistakes. Do not discourage yourself from getting started because mistakes are a great way to learn. Even better if you can learn from the mistakes of others, what this post is about. I'm surrounded by the most common square foot gardening mistakes, so as a new square foot gardener

Soak seeds before planting As spring approaches and seed sowing is in full swing, you will get many tips on how to get it right.  This advice will help beginner gardeners or those who can not get anything to germinate no matter how hard they try.  But, it can also be paradoxical.  Soaking is one of the most commonly recommended steps in sowing seeds.  It should be soaked at least a few hours before planting, and overnight, impatient gardeners may wonder if this action is really necessary, or if it is a good thing. For a long time. Well, we are here to give you why it is so important in the process of seed soaking and germination.   Also, once you are convinced that any seeds should be soaked before planting, no seeds should be soaked. 5 Reasons to Soak Your Seeds Before Sowing 1. Stimulation of germination As we already know, seeds need moisture to germinate. Different seeds are stimulated by different amounts of moisture, depending on the rainfall in their own areas. Once

 Kitchen scraps you can grow back to become indoor plants in the future Have you ever thought that you can own cheap houseplants from the vegetable trash in the kitchen? In today’s post, we share with you 8 kitchen scraps that you can grow back to become indoor plants in the future. Before we put them in the trash, let’s try to grow them again and see the amazing things that will appear next time soon. That’s right, you can start a garden using the organic waste in your home. Vegetables, herbs, and fruits are very popular foods and are essential in the daily diet. Usually, you use edible areas such as stems and leaves and refuse maintenance. Instead of throwing them away, replant them to get an unlimited supply of free houseplants and your family's favorite products at once. They are very easy to grow back in any condition of soil or water. Save and try now! 1 lettuce To re-grow lettuce scraps, place the base in a bowl of 1-inch warm water. Let it sit in direct sunlight