Author: Himanshu Gupta
8 things to know before buying your plants
April 17, 2018When 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 […]
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How to prepare your non-toxic pesticides
April 17, 2018Home 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 […]
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6 Late vegetables to plant this summer
April 17, 2018It’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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The best tips for growing large tomatoes
April 16, 2018Nothing beats the flavor of a freshly picked tomato. With all sizes, shapes and colors on the market now, there are tomatoes for everyone, even for balcony gardeners, with these 8 best tips for growing large tomatoes. 1. The best tips for growing large tomatoes: seeds The best tip for growing large tomatoes is to choose the […]
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5 criteria to evaluate a damaged lawn
April 16, 2018We can treat a damaged turf with a good dose of tenderness, love and care. Here’s how to assess turf damage and how to fix it. 1. Grass care Among the reasons for not installing sod is maintenance: to look good and satisfy you, a lawn must be cut, fed and watered regularly. If a lawn needs […]
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9 strange plant species
April 16, 2018Mother Nature has brought some of the most amazing and unusual organisms to life and when it comes to our friends with leaves and roots, we find some pretty incredible species. Here is an overview of 9 really strange plant species. The world is populated with unique and beautiful plants. 1. The Dipper flycatcher Like many […]
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Rule of three for a splendid lawn
April 16, 2018Do you want to bask on a lush lawn? It is not too late ! Follow these tips to get a perfect lawn. Rule 1: Hunt the invaders! The chinch bugs wait for the heat of the summer, then make havoc, visible in the form of irregular yellow and brown spots. To find out if you have some, […]
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11 things you will not learn at the community garden
April 16, 2018Grow beautiful healthy plants using these easy and inexpensive tips when gardening. Tea is a natural fertilizer • Water your ferns and acidophilic plants, such as hydrangeas, with infused tea to make the leaves look good. • To supplement them, sprinkle new or used tea leaves among the plants and cover them with mulch; when you […]
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Enhance the outside appeal of your property
April 16, 2018Trees and shrubs can greatly enhance the outdoor appeal of a home. Here are eight tips that will give your pitch a thunderous look! 1. Water them Until their roots are well established, young trees and shrubs need a lot of water. When they are bigger, you have to water them deeply so that the water reaches […]
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10 secrets to grow your vegetables
April 16, 2018Control the pests, keep the plants out of the cold and learn the secrets of the pros to grow the best vegetables in your neighborhood. Pack the stems Before starting a tomato, pepper or eggplant plant, wrap each stem with a 4 inch square aluminum foil collar. Do not put the collar too tight to allow […]
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3 gardening tips for beginners
April 16, 2018Here are the key steps to becoming a smart gardener. 1. Plan your plantings Although you need to wait a few weeks after the last frost to plant vegetables in the ground that need heat, some can be as soon as the soil has thawed. For example, peas and lettuce tolerate cool weather well. Later, intrepid gardeners will be able […]
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Garden and plants
April 16, 2018Set up your garden and optimize available space. As a bonus, learn how to draw a heat map. What to cultivate for a balcony or terrace? If you have a balcony or terrace, buying herbs is expensive, but most can be grown in a small space. They contain a cocktail of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, but especially aromas […]
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The 7 best houseplants for your health
April 16, 2018Yes, the air we breathe is polluted, but it is possible to purify it without a HEPA filter, thanks to one of these 7 best indoor plants for your health. The best houseplants for your health According to a growing number of international studies, plants absorb particles and pollutants such as formaldehyde and benzene, released in […]
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The best homemade stuff for weed control
April 16, 2018Prepare a herbicide potion yourself, learn how to uproot weeds growing in cracks, and learn how to get rid of poison ivy with the best homemade tips for weed control. 1. Spray weeds with salt An inexpensive ingredient that is already found at home could be an excellent gardening ally ! The salt will kill a large number of herbs that can not […]
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The 8 benefits of Mango
April 10, 2018Did you know that Buddha was meditating under a mango tree? Not only are mangoes delicious but they contain a lot of nutrients with enormous benefits. Here are 8 benefits of mango that will not leave you indifferent: 1. Helps prevent cancer Many foods have properties to prevent cancer. Texas A & M AgriLife Research […]
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