What Is Garden Lime and How to Use It to Help Your Plants Thrive
Hint: the answer is in your soil.
Yes, You Can Reuse Your Potting Soil Instead of Tossing It at the End of the Season
Here's the dirt on whether or not you can reuse old potting soil.
How to Test Your Soil
A simple soil test will pinpoint what your soil lacks. Perform a soil test so you know what plants will do best in your garden and what additives you may need for your soil.
Creating Rich and Organic Garden Soil
Good gardens start with good soil. If you're blessed with rich, crumbly loam, you've already got the makings of a great garden. But there's hope for the rest of us, too. With a little effort and the right ingredients, you can turn sand, clay, or barren ground into a rich organic garden soil that will sustain plants for years to come.
5 Smart Solutions for Dealing with Poor Drainage in Your Yard
Here's how to either fix the problem or work with what you have.
What is the Best Way to Improve Soil in an Established Perennial Bed?
What is the best way to improve the soil in an established perennial bed? Is there a way to do it without digging up all the plants?
