The Household Garden Blog
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.
Read moreContainer gardening is one of the easiest and most effective ways to have a garden, no matter how little space you have. And while most container gardening is reserved for shrubs and flowering plants, you can quite easily reserve a space for your favourite herbs.
Read moreSome pets are just going to chew up anything they come across, so making sure that there are no plants that could do harm is important.
Read moreCompanion gardening is based on the idea that planting certain plants close to one another can be beneficial to one or both of the plants as well as to the soil.
Read moreYour balcony garden is whatever you make it. It can become a tropical, tastefully overgrown paradise, or a minimalist’s day dream.
Read moreThe best type of garden you can grow for children will be a vegetable garden, because it will be a more interactive experience and this will keep your children interested and involved.
Read moreHaving your own orchard growing lush in an array of beautiful pots and containers is one of the easiest ways to consistently have a myriad of fresh fruits ready to harvest.
Read moreHearing the gentle sounds of birds frolicking in your garden is one of the biggest benefits of having enough space to grow plants and basically cultivate your own natural oasis.
Read moreUrban gardening is a practice that allows anyone to create their own, dreamy garden in even the most limited space, such as a patio or balcony.
Read moreGetting to know your dirt is the perfect introduction, or reintroduction, to gardening that you didn’t know you needed.
Read moreWith even the most limited garden space, it is not impossible to grow a lush vegetable garden that will provide a small crop for you all year round.
Read moreGrowing your own plants from seeds is a rewarding and profoundly empowering experience, especially if the plants you are growing are vegetables. But many a gardener has stumbled when it comes time to plant out the seedlings in a new garden bed or pot.
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