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gardening myths
Molasses can be a powerful soil tonic, when used in moderation. Packed with sugars and trace minerals, it feeds soil microbes, boosts plant health, and improves soil structure. This post explains when, where, and how to apply it for the best results, without harming your plants. A little sweet goes a long way!
Read MoreHeard the tip to smear Vaseline on your tree to stop ants? While there’s a grain of truth behind it, the method can harm your plants more than help. This post unpacks the real issue, hydrophobic soil and offers a safer, more effective solution for protecting your trees from ants and aphids.
Read MoreHoney is often suggested as a natural alternative to synthetic rooting hormones but does it really work? Research shows mixed results but honey generally doesn’t match the effectiveness of synthetic rooting powders or gels.
Read MorePlanting myths often contain a seed of truth, but as any gardener knows, the real story is rarely so simple. In gardening, there’s rarely a one-size-fits-all rule. The key is understanding your soil, your plants, and what they need to thrive and being willing to look beyond the hole.
Read MoreDiscover common gardening myths and the truth behind potting mix feeds, full sun labels and banana peels
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