We’ve previously discussed methods of getting rid of Bermuda grass somewhat generally. But it’s important to recognize that the approach can differ depending on where the Bermuda grass is invading. Let’s break down specific considerations for a couple of common scenarios: Getting rid of Bermuda grass that’s invaded a cool-season lawn (like fescue, rye, or … Read more
Bermuda grass creeping into your lawn or garden can feel like an endless battle. As a lawn specialist, I’ve seen how invasive Bermuda grass (sometimes dubbed devil’s grass) takes over flower beds and cool-season lawns, often frustrating gardeners. The good news is that with patience and the right approach, you can get rid of Bermuda … Read more
Like any fruit tree, apple trees thrive best on proper fertilization. Apple trees have specific nutrient requirements that must be met to ensure vigorous growth, abundant flowering, and bountiful fruit production. Nutrients are delivered to apple trees through the application of fertilizers, hence, it is safe to say that fertilizers are the source of nutrients … Read more
You can enjoy fresh, homegrown citrus fruits without sacrificing valuable outdoor space by planting the right citrus variety, using the right potting soil and fertilizers. Growing citrus trees in containers is an excellent space-saving solution for urban dwellers or those with small yards. Citrus trees grown in containers are suitable for balconies, patios, or even indoors near … Read more
I love potatoes, and I have grown potatoes over the years. Based on this experience, I will be sharing some recommended fertilizers for potatoes, when and how to apply these fertilizers for best results, as well as the nutrient requirements for potatoes to achieve healthy growth. My choice of fertilizers is based on the formulation … Read more
Clusia hedge is a beautiful plant that can be used as a privacy screen, a windbreak, or just an ornamental addition to your garden. Clusia hedge can be planted as a windbreak; it’s an excellent option if you live in an area that gets strong winds. The healthy growth of the Clusia hedge can only be … Read more
Cashew production is a very lucrative business; it has a very high prospect in the global commodity market. The cashew tree is commonly cultivated for its nut, although the apple also contains essential vitamins and minerals. The cashew nut is usually grey in color, with about 3mm in thickness. Cashew nuts are usually exported in … Read more
I have always been interested in writing about tomato cultivation, especially how farmers can get bigger tomato fruits to attract a handsome market price for exchange. The size of tomato fruits greatly determines their market potential; when you have tomatoes of large sizes, you are sure to sell at premium prices. Contrary to many, tomato … Read more
Laurel hedges are one of the most popular types of hedging plants. They have a great shape and can be used to create an effective border for your garden or as a screen for your home. Laurel hedge plants are easy to care for and look great when they are kept in good health. Fertilizing … Read more
Acid-loving plants thrive in soils with a pH level between 5.0 and 6.0.; Azalea, Bayberry, Blueberry, Camelia, Cranberry, Dogwood, Fir, Fothergilla, Gardenia, Heath, Heather, Hemlock, Holly, Hydrangea, Itea, Leucothoe, Magnolia, Mountain Ash, Mountain Laurel, Oak, Pieris, Pine, Raspberry, Rhododendron, Spruce, and White Cedar are common the common acid-loving plants around. If you’re growing these kinds … Read more