Want a great garden? Pee on it!
By Emma Cooper
If you'd like a free compost activator or nitrogen-rich fertilizer, then all you have to do is stop flushing it away!

Grow your own tomato feed
By Emma Cooper
Find out how to turn your comfrey leaves into tomato feed without alienating your neigbors.

Soil pH – Growing Plants In Alkaline Soils
By Jonathan Yaakobi
Growing plants in soils that have a high percentage of lime, (alkaline soils) is more a case of managing the soil correctly, than of choosing lime-tolerant plants. Here are some guidelines.

Phosphorus For Your Garden Plants – Its Crucial Importance And How To Apply It Correctly
By Jonathan Yaakobi
It is absolutely necessary that the garden plants have an adequate supply of phosphorus. It is not always straight forward to apply it effectively though.

Heavy Soil or Light Soil – Which is the Best for a Dry Climate Garden?
By Jonathan Yaakobi
Choosing the right soil type can save you water and money

12 Questions To Ask Before Hiring A Lawn Contractor
By Beth Comer
Twelve basic questions to ask when hiring a lawn care contractor. Consider the answers to all of these questions when comparing lawn services – the decision is not always about price.

The Garden Soil – Look After It If You Want To have A Garden In The Future!
By Jonathan Yaakobi
Caring for the soil, ought to be the number one priority of anyone who owns a garden

Iron As a Plant Nutrient – In What Circumstances Should Iron Fertilizer Be Used?
By Jonathan Yaakobi
What causes iron deficiency in plants, and when and how should it be treated.

Importing Soil Into The Garden – What You Should Never Do
By Jonathan Yaakobi
Bringing in garden soil from an unknown source could ruin your garden. Remember that cheap is dear!

Nitrogen – When How And In What Form To Feed It To Your Garden Plants
By Jonathan Yaakobi
Nitrogen deficiency will significantly stunt the growth and development of your garden plants. Throwing on soluble fertilizer will give you immediate results, but at the price of polluting lakes, rivers and the water table.