Flowers and plants add color to your landscaping, but the presence of wildlife is really what brings life to it. Here’s what to plant to attract winged visitors to your garden. The butterfly tree (Buddleia) The butterfly tree is late blooming; it resembles a lilac whose bunches of flowers give off a sweet smell and shine with […]
Read MoreYou want to go gardening, but do not know where to start? First you need to get your hands on the right tools. A visit to the local gardening store can be daunting, the range of choices offered being stunning. Do not panic: you do not need all the tools on the market. Here is a small list of […]
Read MoreNothing is more pleasant than going to the terrace or the garden to pick a few sprigs of fresh herbs to add to our cooking. Here is a range of essential herbs to incorporate into your favorite dishes. Chive Chives, one of the easiest herbs to grow, can self-seed throughout the garden. It is a perennial, family of onions, […]
Read MoreTry these simple methods to grow herbs, vegetables and germs inside the house. Give your small windowsill a look of large garden! Do not have a vegetable garden and want to grow your own edible plants? These inexpensive ideas will allow you to transform your balcony or window sill into a veritable green garden all year long. 1. Plant […]
Read MoreIndoor plants respond positively to the right level of light, humidity and temperature, but each requires special care. Here are 7 tips to keep them healthy! 1. Choose the right light The intensity of the light varies from one place to another. A window facing north will be darker than a sun-drenched veranda. If no place in […]
Read MoreThe red rose symbolizes passion, sunflower, loyalty, tulip, perfect love … To hell with words! Here are 10 flowers to express your love on Valentine’s Day! Roses to express your love The rose is the most popular flower to offer on the occasion of the feast of St. Valentine . This flower has long been a symbol of love, passion and perfect happiness. Regardless […]
Read MoreThe snow and ice melted, but the winter storms left the gardens in dire need of spring cleaning. Here are some tips from the pros of organizing! 1. Remove debris. If winter, wind, rain and snow have damaged your trees, start cleaning by picking up fallen branches and scattered branches. If your city does not pick up […]
Read MoreWhen spring is coming, a garden impatience wins you immediately? Before you rush to the nursery, consult our practical tips to choose your plants! 1. The best value for money. Compare species, varieties of similar strength. The interesting promotions exist, the small plants malingres, barely rooted, too! 2. Dreams pictures. You choose a plant from an image […]
Read MoreHome gardeners use 3 times more pesticides than farmers. But you can make your own natural pesticides. Here’s how! Most commercial products to kill pests are not good for you either. Exposure to pesticides can cause neurological problems, depression, respiratory problems, cancer, fatigue and reproductive problems. Yet Sunday gardeners use 3 times more pesticides than farmers. These chemicals are runoff […]
Read MoreIt’s still not too late to grow vegetables . Here are growing and maturing fast and are therefore excellent candidates for late sowing in mid-summer. Spicy root vegetables are always a good choice because they mature quickly. Salad to mow The salads mixed is not only found at the grocer or farmer’s market, but also in seed merchants that offer […]
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