Bluebells Hyacinthoides non-script, natively known as Virginia bluebells, is a woodland wildflower, blue in color, born mainly in the shade, moist and loamy soils, and riverside flood plains. It is well known for spontaneously spreading plants on their own as weeds if once it grows in any place or garden, it is too difficult to get rid … Read more
Sometimes when you are mowing grass in your garden or digging the soil to plant a seedling or mixing fertilizer in the ground, you may notice a large white egg buried in the soil. You may be puzzled to see the egg (same as finding a jelly egg in the garden) in such instances if … Read more
How to plant frozen seeds, is a well-known question asked by gardening enthusiasts. We’ll be discussing the process in detail. Before planting frozen seeds, inspect the entire seed bag to determine if any seeds have become brittle or damaged. Even after a long time of freezing, the seeds will still be viable for germination. Nevertheless, … Read more
Do you love gardening? Well, then you might have already explored the benefits and wonders of compost tea. The way this liquid compost affects your trees is amazing. But as you are looking for answers to how long does compost tea last? it seems you still have things to know and explore. Okay, don’t worry, … Read more
Are you noticing small yellow or orange balls in soils? It might be nerve-racking for those newbies who started gardening a few days ago. But in most cases, there is no need to worry. There is much possibility that those small yellow or orange balls are fertilizer prills like the green type. This might be … Read more
Cutting is one of the effortless ways to make more replicas of your favorite plant. It’s nowadays a very common thing that every gardener does. One of the most commonly asked questions that beginners or gardening enthusiasts have asked about cuttings is, “how do I know if my cuttings have rooted”? To determine whether or … Read more
Gardeners may notice green fertilizer balls (like the yellow or orange balls) in the soil sometimes, thus they might get concerned about these balls as they think these balls might harm the potted plants. That’s why the question should be answered what are these balls. These tiny balls are most likely slow-release fertilizer granular, which … Read more
The longevity of a garden plant mostly depends on the perfect recipe of soil. For that, most gardeners love to pick horticultural sand, for improving soil drainage and healthy plant growth. But because of the unavailability of horticultural sands in different regions or their big price tag, people look for various options to build their … Read more
Are you noticing clear jelly eggs in the garden? Lying in the top layer of your plant’s soil? Watching some slime trails in your garden? Then you are going to experience the worst nightmare of a gardener’s life. These small clear balls, not the yellow or orange balls, are none other than slug eggs or … Read more
Wood fences are aesthetically pleasing to the garden and home boundary. Not only that but also fences help to set parameters for the land and protect your domestic and agricultural property. So, you should choose fences and care them well for a longer lifespan. But, wood fences haven’t an endless lifecycle. They will get damaged … Read more