…foot tall, this shrub-like thyme is great for cooking and full of flavor. Some of the best cultivars include ‘Aureus’, ‘Golden King’, and ‘Silver Queen’. Caraway Thyme: Growing up to…
…they’re off searching for feed. They then pass through their digestive system intact, leading to seeds being deposited into our land via bird poop. Gross, but true. Carriers: Animals, especially…
…and salt. Then, pour in an equal portion of white vinegar. Using Scents to Repel Fruit Flies Various scents attract or conversely repel fruit flies, including mint (attract), lavender (repel),…
…savory marinara or pasta dish that needs a kick. Plus, the herb’s hardiness and tenacity make growing oregano easy in just about any place. No matter if it’s in a garden ground cover…
…organic eggs. Another option is to purchase eggs from local producers, ensuring they are organic, fair-trade and GMO-free. With so many eggshells lying around, we have found many ways to…
…Supplements for Your Garden [products limit=”4″ columns=”4″ orderby=”popularity” skus=”KB100, JWA100, IFF999, AFP999″] Increases Plant Growth and Pest Resistance Silicate rocks contain an enormous about of minerals and trace elements that…
…garden. Especially, if not noticed right away. Most commonly, these beetles attack the following: beans, cabbage, eggplant, potatoes, tomatoes, and peppers. Japanese Beetles: Some of the most destructive beetles out…
…out. Some people have a genetical predisposition, which makes cilantro have a taste soap-like. But, if you’re the kind of person that can’t get enough of it, growing cilantro will save you money…
…emulsion. Companion Planting and Rotation Considerations Rosemary is a great companion plant that does well with a wide variety of species. Planting rosemary around cabbage, beans, sage, and carrots is especially helpful. Some gardeners…
…have come to love. We are happy to offer four customer-favorite, all-natural scents of liquid castile soap, including “Frankincense, Tea Tree & Lavender” “Lavender”, “Patchouli”, and “Peppermint and Eucalyptus”, as…
