There are quite a few benefits that plants receive with a good dose of rain, that they don’t get from water supplied via a tap. Firstly, as rain drops fall, they absorb nitrates from the sky. Nitrates are the most bioavailable form of nitrogen and are essential for plant growth. Most of this nitrogen […]
Eco-Enzyme how to Make Below are simple instructions to make your own enzyme detergent. Although you can use any type of organic waste, I would recommend using fruit skins and/or vegetable wastes. Ingredients: 10 liters – tap water 1kg – brown sugar 3kg – fruit skins (e.g. orange, lemon, papaya, apple, watermelon, etc) and/or vegetable
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WHY USE 30 x 30 cm GARDENING? Benefits of gardening this way? Achieve maximum productivity out of a small garden plot You can grow a lot more in a much smaller space. Instead of sowing seeds thickly though out a row, you only need 2-3 seeds per square to grow one plant that doesn’t need
Coffee is The next time you finish your morning coffee, think twice before you toss those used coffee grounds into the bin. Coffee grounds have many uses in the garden. They enrich the soil with nitrogen, potassium and other minerals, improve soil quality, and plant growth. Here are 7 ways how to use coffee grounds
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Gardening is a fantastic Australian leisure activity. Throughout the nation, individuals count on their yards as a way to loosen up as well as improve their lives. It could surprise you that as a garden enthusiast– regardless of the size of your garden– you have a responsibility to uphold and safeguard our biosecurity status by maintaining it free of
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Poor disposal, such as dumping garden waste in bushland, is one of the major ways that weeds getaway from yards as well as start expanding in bushland and rivers. Several of the ways that you can aid minimise the spread of weeds with liable disposal of yard waste consist of: Never ever dispose garden waste
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