Kill Some Plants - Become a House Plant Care Expert

While working on information for a our eBook on Dracaenas a request was made for people who had been growing their Dracaena indoors for more than three years. I wanted to see what all the replies had in common. In general, most have been enjoying their Dracaena(s) for 4-7 years. In fact, their Dracaena has almost...

Waterfall Construction Basics - Bringing Beauty to Your Water Garden

There are many different water features that can be added to a garden in order to make it more tranquil, relaxing, and appealing. One feature that is growing in popularity is the waterfall. This is a great way to include exotic plants and ornamental fish with a little touch of beauty in your garden area.

Tip – Grow Your Own Vegetables

Tips to help you grow your own vegetables. With ideas on the design and positioning of vegetable plots.

Japanese Landscaping - Don't Let It Bamboozle You

All the world's great gardens have a theme, or master plan which will unify them to maximize their visual impact. Japanese landscaping, designed by master Japans landscape architects with minimum of space in which to create the illusion of wide expanses, manages to provide serenity and a sense of solitude in the middle of some of the most densely populated real estate on Earth.

Essentail Advice On Choosing The Right Bonsai Tree Pot

The Bonsai pot or container is a fundamental aspect of Bonsai art and should be given proper consideration. The material used color and of course the size and shape all need to be researched when marrying a Bonsai tree to a pot or container.

Herb Gardening - Grow Your Own

Herb gardening is fun, and you can grow exactly what you want. Herbs can be grown indoors in containers and outdoors in containers or on a small plot of soil in many configurations. And they will be fresh and ready to use in your kitchen when you need them.

Gardening Gifts

Are you looking for a great gardening gift? Start your search right now. There are plenty of great ideas that you can use to bring a smile to the face of any gardener.

Growing Vegetables using No-Energy Hydroponics

Learn how to grow vegetables and herbs in your home that are safe as well as tasty. No energy hydroponics makes it easy to do as well as fun.

Organic Vegetable Gardening: Getting Started

Imagine biting into a perfect ripe strawberry, still warm from the summer sun without having to worry about chemical or pesticide residues. More people are turning to organic gardening for the peace of mind it provides, knowing that their home-grown food is free of potentially dangerous chemicals. By following a few simple guidelines and with little cost, you can have your own organic piece of gardening paradise.

More Pond Basics

Generally most Pond Fish such as Koi and Goldfish like a higher ph of about 7.8 (although a pH in the range of 6.8 to 8.0 is often acceptable). A well planted stable pond usually does not have problems with too high or too low a pH.

Tips on Composting

Here you will learn about the way of using compost . Everything that you want to know about using compost is included here.

Watering House Plants All A Part of Houseplant Care

In general most house plants are watered from the top, however, watering plants from above may not be the best for a few reasons. The leaves on house plants like the African violet may become spotted or damaged. Of course it's difficult to thoroughly water plants from above without some water splashing on the leaves.

Making the Cut

If you're like me, you enjoy wonderful cut flowers from local farmers' markets. Unlike florists and grocery stores, however, most cut flower growers don't offer packets of preservative with every sale. Why are preservatives important?

Save Money And Start Your Garden On A Budget

Starting a garden of your own can be a very rewarding experience. Working the soil not only will benefit your health it can also save you a lot of money over time. Even during the height of the growing season buying all of those great tasting vegetables can cost you a lot of money.