We recommend using mulch to keep moisture in the soil, suppress weeds, and adding organic material to your garden. Common sources of mulch include straw, wood chips, leaves, pine needles, and more.
We recommend using mulch to keep moisture in the soil, suppress weeds, and adding organic material to your garden. Common sources of mulch include straw, wood chips, leaves, pine needles, and more.
Learn about the history and health benefits of reishi mushrooms from our friends at Cheung’s Trading.
Deadheading is a method to channel a plant’s energy away from spent or nearly spent flowers into new growth. It is not harmful for plants.
Hot off the press, our 2013 Residential Catalog is now available for you to peruse and download via PDF, Scribd, or Issuu
Learn the different types of tomatoes and their characteristics including cherry, beefsteak, oxheart, plum, pear, and more along with suggested growing varieties.
Learn more about what each of the 6 macronutrients do, deficiency symptoms, and natural ways to add these back into your garden such as using coffee grounds