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– [Thickened Aluminum Alloy Material]: Our gardening shovel is made of high-quality aluminum alloy material, allowing the garden trowel to dig deeply into the soil and cut through hard turf easily. The 0.08 inch thickness makes our spade shovel more sturdy and long lasting, ensures durability and stability during use, and makes the trowel not…
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Best in Class The Strategist’s carefully chosen and rigorously vetted flagship shopping guides. Learn about our methodology here, and find all our Best in Class guides here. Photo: Marcus McDonald An indoor-gardening kit is a relatively new entry in the home-appliance canon, which always makes me wonder if a product is here to stay or if it’s going…
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After more than 20 years, vegetable production is making a comeback at Quex Park in Kent – this time with a focus on sustainability, local markets and community engagement. Following a large estate diversification, the farm is giving horticulture another go alongside its established arable business, with the help of new vegetable manager Jack Scott. …
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Having a large backyard is wonderful for gardening, but it can often be hard to know where to start. There are a wide variety of garden layouts to choose from, after all, depending on what you want to grow, the climate you’re in, and just how much land you have. Regardless of your specific dimensions…
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– Spinach Oleracea: These finest quality, non-GMO, USDA Organic Bloomsdale Spinach Seeds will produce a generous crop with glossy, dark green leaves perfect for a wide variety of culinary uses from salads to soufflés.Enjoy Baby Spinach & A Plentiful Harvest: Plant new seeds every 2 weeks to ensure a continuing supply of fresh spinach in…
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Wondering what a landscape architect’s garden actually looks like? Well, Pollyanna Wilkinson’s features a rather handsome Alitex greenhouse, which was recently unveiled at Chelsea Flower Show. We asked her to open the doors and tell us all about it. Exclusive: Inside Pollyanna Wilkinson’s Greenhouse Hi Pollyanna! Which flowers are you growing right now? Right now…
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Photo: PerennialResource.com 2 / 25 Siberian Iris Plant them in full sun to part shade, and carefree Siberian irises (Iris sibirica) will bloom in early summer. After the flowers finish, don’t remove the leaves. They’ll soak up the sun to power the next season’s blooms and die back naturally. In the meantime, they’ll add texture…
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– SENSOR-ACTIVATED YARD SECURITY SPRINKLER – The heat and motion-activated sensor detects movement up to 40 feet away, triggering a burst of water to keep unwanted visitors awayDUAL-PURPOSE SPRINKLER – Our motion-activated sprinkler not only repels animals but also allows you to add additional sprinklers to the enforced area for complete coverageANIMAL REPELLENT OUTDOOR –…
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Whether or not indoor gardening systems are worth investing in totally depends on how you’re using it and which one you’re buying. “These types of systems let you control factors like light, temperature, and humidity, so your plants grow faster and produce more,” Jane Dobbs, gardening team leader at U.K.-based Allan’s Gardeners, and professional gardener,…
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Something is wrong with my cucumbers, leaves are fuzzy-looking with white spots and also yellow spots that turn brown. What is the cause and what can I do about this? This is most likely due to powdery mildew, a very common fungal disease in cucumbers and other garden crops, especially in late summer. This may…