Gardening is a work of art you get the opportunity to love particularly if you experience it when you’re little. That is the thing that this school does. The Waldorf School of Cape Cod has begun a gardening program for Read more…
1. Soil microbes are good for your mental health Researchers have found that a substance called Mycobacterium vaccae, a microorganism found in the soil, makes your neurons respond a similar way as taking Prozac or different antidepressants do. One review Read more…
Vegetable planting isn’t such an extreme occupation if you do it with energy and a touch of planning. Also, particularly when you do it as a pastime and in addition inside your home, you will require some direction. Without a Read more…
Choosing to grow plants vertically can really benefit your garden. It saves space and keeps plants off the ground, making them less susceptible to certain insects and diseases. Growing plants vertically also makes harvesting easier. Of course, there are a Read more…
Urban farming, or the practice of growing food in the city, is the latest green movement that has found its way into Singaporean’s homes. But not many of us are blessed with the necessary green thumbs and fingers. Fret not, Read more…
1. Pick the correct container Whatever you plant in, ensure it has sufficient drainage. Water should be allowed to travel through the soil and out the opening in the base of the container with no obstacles. In the event that Read more…
1. Get rid of nematodes On the off chance that the plants in your garden are withering and dying for reasons unknown, look at their roots for knots that are brought on by nematode sustaining. You can utilize the sugar Read more…
Watering Water the lawn daily but do not overdo it. Wait 2 to 3 weeks for the grass to sprout. When you water, beware of strong stream as it can destroy young grass. Therefore you should spray with a sprayer, not only Read more…
When he was only a teenager, Jadav “Molai” Payeng made the decision to make his contribution in helping Mother Nature and started planting trees. Since 1979, he planted the trees next to a deserted sandbar, near his birthplace in the Assam region, Read more…
Late research completed by Harvard University’s public health graduate school and Brigham and Women’s Hospital found that individuals living in a region rich in vegetation have enhanced physical and psychological health. Professor Tim Lang, Centre for Food Policy at City Read more…