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Clay soil is not always bad for gardens. In fact in many cases it is the best option for various plants and their growth. But it depends more upon the type of clay present in the soil and the way it is managed. If you can understand the basic properties of clay then it would […]

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Our message on this “Earth Day” is -”Protect yourself and Your Environment“.
It is the day when you should take a few moments free and just think how you can contribute for your own earth. We all belong to the same planet earth and therefore have equal duties of protecting it from numerous dangers. You must […]

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In gardening, when you recycle the waste you create compost. It is really that simple to understand. Composting is not a new concept. It is one of the established conventional methods of recycling waste and almost every gardener knows this.The process of composting or recycling waste is based on a type of chemical reaction in […]

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Mulch is helpful in controlling unwanted wild grasses and prevents grass seeds from germination. Mulching helps in stabilizing soil temperature in the root zone. Mulching also smothers small weeds within the garden area. Thick layered mulch will support holding soil moisture and make it available to the plants. This way moisture in the soil does […]

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Plants require 12 mineral nutrients that are essential for their growth and development. A shortage of any one element will result at best in stunted and poor growth. The plant however needs the various minerals in differing amounts. Phosphorus, together with Nitrogen and Potassium, being consumed in relatively large amounts, is considered one of the […]

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There is a lot of confusion on what truly can be designated an organic fertilizer. An organic fertilizer contains nutrients that have been derived, in one manner or another, from an organism. As an example, organic fertilizers may be manufactured from cottonseed meal, an emulsion derived from fish, animal manure, sewage sludge, and bone meal […]

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