How to take care of your garden. In this category we will be looking into garden animals, constructions, fences, gates, grass, hedges, manure, patios, planting, plants, ponds, recycle, seeds, slabs, structures and weeds.
What are the chemicals found in Pig Manure? Like humans, pigs are monogastric animals, meaning they have a single-chambered stomach. This is in contrast to ruminants, including cows, which chew on…
Animal manure is a natural fertilizer because it is rich in nitrogen. However, it can’t be used fresh because it contains materials harmful for growing plants. The composting process removes…
Chick manure can be used to fertilize your garden rather than buying commercially products to help you gardens grow. However, for it to be safe and effective, the manure must…
Chicken droppings are great for the garden especially for vegetable crops, as long as a few simple rules are followed.
If you have your own horse, you also have an endless supply of free, top-quality fertilizer. Horse manure can be an excellent fertilizer for your garden, but it is important…
Horse’s produce up to one ton of manure per month. Once composted, it becomes a nutrient-rich soil supplement that helps any garden. The manure works enriches clay-based garden areas, levels…
Pea shoots are one of the quickest, easiest, and most delicious crops to grow in a small space. Here’s how to grow them in easy steps.
Micro herbs are often grown in pots and picked before maturity. Tangy in flavor because they are picked early, these baby greens consist of lettuce, mustard greens, fennel, coriander, celery,…
Growing cress is not limited to the garden. You can cultivate garden cress, also known as pepper grass, indoors on a windowsill throughout the year. All you need is a…
Microgreens are not just a plain good-for-you food or a healthy garnish on salads and soups. Scientific research now proves that these tiny seedlings harvested and eaten when they are…