The grownup corn rootworms emerge in July and can damage corn afterward in the summer months. The grownups will feast upon the upper surface of the foliage, oftentimes concentrating damage in close proximity to the the tips of the leaves. Impairment on leaves appears brown where the lower exterior of the leaf is left behind. [...]
An entire city could be rejuvenated with container gardening. Along the streets, on balconies and rooftops, you name it – if it’s attractive it can better the aesthetic atmosphere. Ok, maybe my dream is a bit too extensive. However, that doesn’t need to stop you from dressing up your own deck or patio with colorful [...]
A flower that will add natural beauty to your garden is the Virginia bluebell flower. Also known as the Virginia cowslip, this perennial is a native to North America, and a great choice of a flowering perennial for naturalizing an area of your landscape. The Virginia bluebell can be grown in any type of garden. [...]
Growing tomatoes at home is fairly simple but, of course, there are a few problems that tend to arise for even the most seasoned gardener. It can be frustrating to put so much work and love into a plant only to have it suddenly destroyed, but it is important not to give up. Just learn [...]
I drive my buddies insane with too much cucumbers, tomatoes and zucchini since I have a garden in my yard for a long time already. While I still take pleasure in puttering around in the back garden during the spring and summer, I chose to attempt an experiment in hydroponics. When you are not using [...]