Don't just grab any fertilizer. Learn the differences between organic, natural, and synthetic options to make the best choice ...

In a natural meadow or woodland, you’ll also notice how plants are almost growing on top of one another, in close quarters and in layers. So plant everything 12 inches apart to cover open ground. This ...

Sometimes, the biggest problems in your garden aren't the weeds or the weather but tiny, stubborn invaders that seem to have declared war on your plants --- aphids clinging to fresh leaves, beetles ...

Lima's fourth gardening book shares his extensive knowledge of agriculture gleaned from years of tending Larkwhistle (his own home garden in Ontario, Canada) without use of chemicals or pesticides.

Discover how to protect bees while also keeping your home and garden safe with our tips for natural bee repellents. Meghan Holmes is a writer and documentarian specializing in scientific topics such ...

Jerry shares some of the wisdom he’s learnt while gardening in Brisbane for the last 20 years. A key lesson is learning to live with the natural changes around us and dealing with uninvited plants ...

What’s the richest thing in the garden? The compost pile! Explore follow-up learning experiences that invite children to ...

Slugs are persistent garden pests, but chemical solutions harm the environment. This guide explores effective natural methods to control them, such as maintaining garden hygiene, encouraging predators ...