Don’t Overfeed Your Plants
Overfeeding Plants. Most plants appreciate a hearty meal of fertilizer, but too much feasting can leave them spindly, overly green and unhealthy. Other times, fertilizer build-up in the soil leads to
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Healthy Feeding for Your Plants
Did you know that appearance, disease, and more reveal what nutrients plants need? Discover clues and master plant nutrients with help from Gardener’s Path!
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Expressing Yourself Through Gardening
There is life in the garden and the garden will always welcome anyone who wants to share in the beauty of that life.
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Plant Diseases in the Garden
Plant diseases are a fact of life for gardeners. Learn how to deal with the most common plant ailments and how to keep them from ruining your garden.
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Desk Gardening For Your Office
A bit of foliage can make all the difference to a workplace, bringing a little bit of nature indoors in all its green and air-purifying glory. If you’re stuck in a cubicle, or b…
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Planning Crop Rotation for Vegetables
Crop rotation in the home vegetable garden involves changing the planting location of vegetables within the garden each season. Crop rotation is used to reduce damage from insect pests, to limit the development of vegetable diseases, and to
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Creating a Potager Garden
How to plan a small kitchen garden—either a traditional row garden or a casual potager garden that intermixes vegetables, fruits, flowers, and herbs. See layouts.
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Why Compost is a Gardeners Delight
Compost has soil microbes that aid plant growth. Learn the many benefits of compost, where to get compost & the difference between compost & fertilizer.
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Choosing Healthy Plants
Save yourself buyer’s remorse by learning the gardening basics on how to choose healthy plants and avoid those with potential problems.
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Making Your Garden Interesting
There are so many different things that you put in your garden to add interest. Everything from old cartwheels to wind chimes, aviaries or anything else you can imagine.
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