Karen McKnight, an Arkansas reader of Loving Nature’s Garden, wrote to tell me about her frugal, practically-free, tub vegetable gardens.
Karen is 67 years old, lives on social security, is a breast cancer survivor, and has a back problem. She is obviously resourceful and determined to still be gardening. I wanted to know more.
Karen’s vegetable garden [...]
Dragonfly by Dawn Huczek
This question comes from reader Marci Payne in Missouri.
“What about getting rid of mosquitoes? Is that possible…”
Understanding mosquitoes
Mosquitoes are a tricky problem in hot areas of the world. Not only do mosquitoes bite, and cause allergies, many mosquitoes also carry diseases.
Even if your own garden has nowhere for mosquitoes to breed [...]
Ant job by faunaface
Reader J from Southern California wrote to ask me about ants.
“As I’ve expanded my garden, I seem to have MANY more pests – especially the ants, which then invade my home.
Pulling up a weed anywhere seems to disturb an ant nest and they pour out in masses, which they [...]
Sprawled on the Lawn by edenpictures
I’ve received quite a few gardening questions recently. Over the next few days I will try to catch up with answering.
Today’s questions come from Angela Artemis.
Which grass seeds are best for my lawn?
Before choosing seeds you need to understand that lawn grasses come in two groups: cool season grasses [...]