Susan is a lifelong gardener with a passion for sustainable living. She loves experimenting with organic gardening techniques and sharing her tips for growing fresh, healthy produce. When she’s not in the garden, you can find her reading up on the latest eco-friendly practices.
It sounded counterintuitive—intentionally skipping a year for certain plants, even when they looked healthy and productive. But when I started giving each perennial or long-term …
It didn’t take a greenhouse, irrigation, or special soil—just three strategically placed rocks and an old tree. That’s how I created a tiny microclimate that …
After the barbecues, chairs, games, and foot traffic, your lawn may be showing signs of stress—even if it looked fine yesterday. Memorial Day weekend fun …
Not all stress comes from poor soil or harsh sun—some plants struggle in ways we rarely consider. In dense, bustling cities, constant noise from traffic, …
Sound is more than background—it’s an active, living part of your garden’s ecosystem. Recent studies reveal that natural noises, from birdsong to rustling leaves, can …
In our increasingly connected world, concerns about WiFi and electromagnetic radiation in our homes and gardens are growing. Some gardeners swear by certain plants as …
Why rely solely on store-bought fertilizers when your plants can do the work for you? Some species naturally enrich the soil, fix nitrogen, and improve …
Some plants are more than just beautiful—they’re natural soil testers. Certain species actually change color depending on soil pH, offering a living clue to what’s …
