"Before using Epsom salts, test your soil's pH. A soil test kit can tell you if your garden needs more magnesium or not. If the pH is too high, adding Epsom salt might help your tomatoes get enough ...

In July, “June gloom” gives way to summer heat. Days are long. Tomatoes finally ripen. Summer fruits are warm on the tree.

To ensure your blueberry bushes give you the best possible fruit, give this natural fertilising tip a go that one gardening ...

I received an email from one of my readers about her Rhubarb or Rheumrhabarbarum. It seems that the stalks on her rhubarb were as thin and weak as they haveever been. Her rhubarb normally does well ...

Applying fertilizer in the middle of the day when the sun is most intense can cause foliar fertilizers to burn leaves and ...

While there’s limited scientific research on using oats in potting soil, Epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) is commonly used in gardening to support leaf and root health, especially in magnesium-deficient ...

This week, after a long spring of unseasonal and unpredictable weather events, our garden was treated to a much-needed spa ...

Blossom-end rot also occurs when we have too much rain or engage in sporadic watering. So if you have been experiencing ...

Compost and wood chips make an excellent team when it comes to creating a potting mix. Compost adds essential nutrients and ...