Sweet Corn Fertilization Timing That Offers a Bigger Crop Yield I remember my first attempt at growing corn. I had no idea about the corn fertilization schedule. The timing of those fertilizers makes all the …
How Often to Fertilize Sweet Corn in Garden?
Corn Care 101: How Often to Fertilize Sweet Corn I used to wonder how often I should fertilize my corn when I started at first, but then I learned the rule of thumb. You need …
Project: One Room, Many Plants
One Room, Many Plants is a movement that invites everyone to embrace an eco-friendly lifestyle, even without a garden. We believe that anyone can make a difference, no matter how small their space is. You …
STA Green VS Miracle Gro Potting Mix: Which Soil to Buy?
When comparing Sta-Green vs Miracle-Gro, both offer excellent benefits for gardeners, but their differences can help you decide which is right for your needs. Sta-Green excels in water retention and affordability. So, it is perfect …
Spider Plant Wide Leaves: Is That Normal?
Spider Plant (Chlorophytum comosum) has different variations. Each variation has different leaf sizes, colors, and patterns. When I got my first-ever spider plant wide leaves, I talked to a passionate gardener in my neighborhood. He …
Subsoil vs Topsoil: A Brief Comparison from gardenmysteries
Soil is not merely a static substance; it is a living system that constantly interacts with the environment. Topsoil and subsoil are key players in successful gardening and farming. These two soil layers, though often …
Peace Lily vs Bird of Paradise
If you want to buy new flower plants for your indoor garden but can not decide between Peace Lily and Bird of Paradise, then I’m here to help you pick the right one. Here, I’ll …
Zinnia Seedling Leaves: A Gardener’s Guide
A few days ago, I eagerly awaited my Zinnia seedling leaves to sprout in the garden. The funny thing was, I realized I didn’t know much about them. So, I decided to do some research …
Eskimo Sunset Maple Problems
Last year, I bought an Eskimo Sunset Maple for my garden. Little did I know that I was going to face a multitude of issues with it too. Leaf Scorch, curly and yellow leaves, pests, …
Poked by Sago Palm: What Should I Do Now?
Hey there, fellow gardening enthusiasts. I’m here to share a little mishap I recently had with one of my beloved sago palms. Yep, you guessed it right, I got poked by Sago Palm. I immediately …
Coreopsis VS Cosmos: A Side-by-Side Comparison
Beginners often get confused between Coreopsis and Cosmos. Coreopsis vs Cosmos, these two flowers may seem similar at first glance, but they have distinct features that set them apart. Coreopsis, often called “Tickseed,” is a …
Should I Cut the Thorns Off a Lemon Tree
Does lemon trees have thorns? Yes, they do. Last week, I noticed my lemon trees and there were thorns everywhere. So I was thinking should I cut the thorns off a lemon tree or leave …
Okra Sap Balls: Is It Good or Bad?
Hey there, gardening enthusiasts. You might be wondering, what exactly are these okra sap balls, and are these good or bad for your okra plant? The answer is yes, these are actually really good signs …
Jesus Tears Plant: Everything You Need to Know About
Today, I want to introduce you to a graceful plant that goes by the name Jesus Tears plant. If you’re a beginner looking to add a touch of elegance to your indoor garden, this Jesus …
Black Kow Disadvantages: Things You Should Learn
Last week my neighbor started using Black Kow as a fertilizer for her plants. So before that, she asked me, Are there any Black Kow disadvantages? I didn’t know myself then. When I searched for …