Plant

Mulching is the name given to different types of mulches to protect and improve the soil, where most of the processes for good plant growth occur. By using natural mulches such as straw, leaf litter, pruning and crop residues, especially if they come from your garden, you are recycling the energy of the system, reducing […]

Plants release chemical substances that can affect or benefit other plants, this effect is known as allelopathy, which we can use in our garden to facilitate their self-regulation processes. If we plant at the same time and space plants that work well being close, it is possible to obtain benefits such as cooperation in the

Perennials live more than two years, unlike annuals. Both can produce substances that bring those wonderful, winged creatures that adorn our garden, butterflies. Here we mention plants that can adapt more easily to your space, as most are native to North America.   Perennials Grows 2 to 5 feet tall with abundant yellow or orange

Plants are living beings with the same needs as you: water, sunlight, nutrients, a suitable environment to develop and love. To choose the plants that will best adapt to your garden, you must correlate their needs with the climatic and environmental conditions of your space, as well as with the time you have available to

Most plants are more likely to develop if they arrive in our garden as small seedlings and not as seeds. That’s why making seedlings is a fun option that only requires containers, seeds, and substrate, which we’ll show you how to prepare below with just 3 ingredients: 1) Two parts compost or vegetable hummus. 2)

There are many options for chemical fertilizers, however, these alter the metabolism of plants reducing their biological value and affecting human health and the environment. Therefore, here we will teach you how to prepare an organic fertilizer to nourish your garden.   How to prepare an organic fertilizer to nourish your garden. You will need

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