Archive for October, 2007

Tip: Little black gnats on plants

Question: There are little black gnats flying around my house, and I’ve tracked them back to my houseplants. How can I control these annoying creatures, and are they harming my plants? Answer: The little black insects are most likely fungus gnats. They breed in overly damp soil, where both the larvae and adults feed on [...]

Info: Armoracia rusticana ‘Variegata’

Common name of this plant is ‘variegated horseradish’. It needs the full sun and for its soil, it likes rich soil, not too dry. Horseradish is a hardy perennial herb. Spreading with determination every year if left to its own devices, this herb reaches a height of one metre. The roots can grow to a [...]

Tip: How to plant on 5 gal bucket

First you need a bucket or a deep planting pot (A bucket is good because it has a handle). Then drill a couple of holes in the bottom for drainage, Now for potatoes you fill the 1st 4 or 5 inches with compost and then plant a couple of the eyes of the potatoe. Now [...]

Tip: Keeping Houseplants Healthy in Winter

Keeping Houseplants Healthy in Winter Keeping your houseplants healthy during winter months may seem difficult. Light from windows is reduced, days are shorter and humidity may be lower due to heating. But by making a few changes, you can help keep your houseplants healthy. Keeping things light In winter, your plants receive sunlight for less [...]


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