Grow with Bovees Are you struggling to get rid of the mold in plant soil? Or are you not quite sure how to get rid of houseplant soil mold and further prevent it from returning?
Worry no more! Read on and let us guide you through all you need to know about this detrimental fuzzy growth in your potting soil.
When planning a gardening project, most people will instantly think about what plants they want to include without considering a landscape design.
But, when we look at natural landscapes, there’s so much more to consider, including stone and rock. Landscaping rocks such as brick, slate, flagstone or crushed rock, can be useful for a lot of things in your garden, including to raise plant beds and for building retaining walls.
They can also add texture and be quite a decorative focal point in your yard.
In this article, we’ll explore different types of landscaping rocks. We’ll also discuss how to choose suitable stones for your landscape design.
Trees are beautiful natural features and can be made the focal point of any garden, particularly with a bit of imagination regarding ideas about landscaping around trees.
However, when the roots of a tree become exposed, it becomes a tripping hazard and can make your lawn look unkempt. Additionally, trees can become vulnerable when roots are exposed, and if left unprotected, it can be fatal.
The landscaping ideas we discuss will help you protect the roots of your tree while making it aesthetically pleasing.
One of the big questions many avid gardeners ask is can you compost bones? The short answer is yes – bones are a type of food waste that is compostable, and can be added to your compost pile.
However, the process to compost bones is a bit different than let’s say wood, where whole carcasses and large animal bones must be cut into smaller pieces before adding them to your compost tumbler.
Read on to find out the best way to compost chicken bones and other types of bones, the best bones to add to your compost system, and how long it will take to decompose.
A weed whip, or grass whip, is great for keeping your weeds under control without having to fire up your trusty, powered weed wacker.
In fact, once you’ve used a manual weed cutter you may find yourself reaching for it instead of the gas powered trimmer more and more as they’re so much easier to use!
Are you a new plant parent wondering are hydrangeas perennials or annuals? If so, then you have found the right article!
There are many types of hydrangea plants, ranging from tall, magnificent climbers, to miniature dwarf cultivars.
The question is, are all hydrangeas perennials or are some hydrangeas annuals?
Even though we all aim to grow healthy plants that are free of insect pests, unfortunately, harmful insects, pests and diseases sometimes can not be avoided.
Pest insects are often part of the package.
The question is, do you want to allow this colony of insects to damage all of your ornamental plants, or will you choose to go for a chemical insecticide and apply sevin dust to control insects on your plants and garden vegetables?
