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i just planted a garden and the soil does not seem very moist. it looks as if my poor plants are going to die. what should i do?
my garden drains really fast and the plants are dying. i have tried manure and that does not work. i guess i could try a compost or mulch. what do you think?
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Hi. I live in Central America so we get rain everyday for about six months. And Mother’s Day is coming up and my mother would love to have a vegetable, herb and fruit garden. I was wondering if anyone knew of some plants that i could plant for her that can be watered everyday due to the rain. Thank you.
I have an Ant hill in my garden, actaully this garden is only an ant hill. The hill was establish before I bought the house. I am willing to plant ant friendly plants, I have had no success with that yet. I am not oppsed to using chemicals on them, if I can get my garden spot back. I don’t want to give up on it. THe location is sunny and warm and gets full sun 75% of the day.
I have an Ant hill in my garden, actaully this garden is only an ant hill. The hill was establish before I bought the house. I am willing to plant ant friendly plants, I have had no success with that yet. I am not oppsed to using chemicals on them, if I can get my garden spot back. I don’t want to give up on it. THe location is sunny and warm and gets full sun 75% of the day.
I want to start my own garden in Southeast Texas and I am wondering what are the best vegetable and herb plants? Its hard to find a website with a defined region in the United States.
Also what type of shading the plant would require would be nice!
This is the first year we are using Beneficail Nemetodes in our garden. And we dont know if we can still use (Seven) a powder to kill the bugs on the plants? Any info would be greatly appreciated.
This is the 3rd time I have planted my garden! I have tried seven dust and a couple of other things. Nothing works. They are everywhere in my garden! PLEASE HELP!
I live in a condo and want to start a small garden to grow fruits and vegetables, particularly fresh fruits. My home is very sunny with lots of windows, and a balcony. The only vegetable I would probably grow is spinach.
I bought a small fountain and I have 3 plants in it with 3 tad poles and 2 fish. I have a Pix if want to send me a message. I am worried that the water is not good water for my fish. My Fiance thinks that the plants are too much dirt for a small fountain or my water garden is needing an oxygen pump to keep the Fish alive. My mom has a similar larger scale water garden with a Fountain, plants and fish the only difference is she has well water and her watergarden is much larger than mine. So do I need an oxygen pump plus my fountain? Should I take the plants out? Or do you think I need to buy bottled water to put in my fountain; or atleast buy the chemical that takes the floride and chlorine out of the water?
Just put plants and fish in my tank last night. Came home from work today my trickler got clogged up with dirt from my plants and somehow my water was dripping out. It wasn’t empty when I got home today but the water level was low. And guess what? I killed 2 tad poles and 2 fish. Maybe I should just stick to plants I can keep them alive. Then I don’t have to be responsible for anything elses death. Wish I could post a pix here, there is one on my 360 page if you want to see what I am working with.
I have a nice boxed off area that used to have a hot tub from a previous house owner. I would love to plant a garden, but after tilling the soil I noticed that it is kind of sandy. I live in Ohio. I plan on growing (hopefully) Tomatoes, Japs, Cucumber, Romaine, Bell Pepper, Okra, Squash, Strawberries, Watermelon, Onions, Carrots and Green Beans. Will these plants grow in sandy soil?
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