Gardening

Lola's Garden in Ardmore's Suburban Square offers the ideal setting for an enjoyable afternoon cocktail or memorable dinner experience, offering modern American fare paired with Pennsylvania beers and inventive cocktails prepared by master…

Material Plant stands are made of various materials. Some models are intended for indoor use while others can be placed outside such as porches, balconies and backyard gardens. You should take into account the overall design of your room…

Black pagoda lipstick plants thrive indoors with bright indirect lighting and well-draining soil. They may benefit from regular fertilization when their growth spurt begins in spring and summer.Use a chopstick to test the soil moisture:…

Most vegetables and herbs make good beet companion plants, but some should not. Pole beans inhibit beet growth, while excess nitrogen can compromise beet nutrition.Onions (leeks, scallions, and shallots) can serve as natural deterrents…

Asparagus plants are perennial vegetables that last for years. Each species of asparagus requires specific soil and sunlight conditions for optimal growth; companion planting helps ensure asparagus flourishes, increasing garden success…

Plants like angel plants generally prefer indirect light; direct light can burn their delicate petals. Still, adequate sunlight must be available in order to produce vibrant flowers.Watering: Tropical plants require moist soil at all…

Kalanchoe daigremontiana, better known by its popular moniker as mother of thousands, is an intriguing plant that spreads by sprouting baby plants along its margins. These sprouts emerge from small spurs on its leaves and gradually drop…

In a world where sustainable living and urban gardening are becoming increasingly important, hydroponics has emerged as a fascinating and innovative solution. The future of gardening lies in hydroponic systems, which offer many benefits and…

Peyote (Lophophora williamsii), commonly referred to by its scientific name Lophophora williamsii, became famous thanks to author Carlos Castaneda who popularized its use through stories he told about himself while under its influence. But…

Simply put, organic food is food that has been grown without the use of potentially carcinogenic chemicals such as herbicides (weed killers), fungicides (mold killers), and insecticides (insect killers), as well as the use of antibiotics in…