In this article, we will share valuable tips and insights on growing vegetables in shady areas.

Creating a beautiful and water-efficient garden is a challenge faced by many gardeners in South Africa. With the country's frequent droughts and limited water resources, adopting practices that help conserv...

If you want to know how to add a garden to your home, this article will list all the necessary steps you need to take when starting from scratch.

As spring harvest time is ending for cool-season vegetables, it’s time to focus on planting warm-season vegetables for summer. The first thing that is needed is to prepare the garden soil.

The three major components of fertilizer are Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P) and Potassium (K). A balance of all three helps your plants grow quickly and effectively.

Garden soil can be used as the base of a homemade potting mix, but it is never ideal. Using any potting mix will ensure that you have the right balance of aeration, drainage, moisture retention and nutrition.

They are three well-known products in the gardener’s world, and each could not be more different from the next. And yet when compost, fertilizer, and soil are used together, in the right proportions, they are a potent mix, guaranteed to have the garden flourishing.

Getting to know your dirt is the perfect introduction, or reintroduction, to gardening that you didn’t know you needed.

Mulch, compost, fertilizer, garden soil. They might all seem to be the same thing, but they are really not. Each has their own unique traits and uses, and of them all, mulch is without a doubt the most misunderstood and possibly the most underused.