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Written by: Marwa Imtiaz Knowing your lawn type is the foundation of effective lawn care. While identifying grass types by appearance alone can be tricky, the flowers of grass species offer the clearest clues. Unfortunately, most lawns are mowed frequently, leaving these flowers out of sight. Instead, you can rely on specific grass characteristics to…
Written by: Asma Jahangir Peat moss, a complex material for gardening. We will explore and try to find the details about it for a better understanding of peat moss. Oftenly you see brown material in gardens, soil pots or the nurseries you visit while shopping for plants. Peat moss soil is used as a medium…
Written by: Fatima Razzaq Wet leaves are the main feature of autumn. It’s fun to rake them into piles and then jump into them. Dogs, kids, and even adults love playing in the leaves. The author Albert Camus said, “Autumn is a second spring where every leaf is a flower.” However, fall leaves can become…
Written by: Marwa Imtiaz More than one type of fungus can cause grass fungus, which is terrible for fields. Some of these fungi make chemicals that attack plant cell walls and kill or damage the plant. These chemicals can spread to ugly patches of dead or dying grass. Some fungi don’t feed on other plants;…
Written by: Asma Jahangir Soil is one of the most important ingredients to grow healthy plants. Typically, you know about sand, slit, and clay used as the soil for your garden. Each of this soil has its own advantages and disadvantages. But today, we will explore another best kind of soil which is “Loam Soil”….
Written by: Fatima Razzaq Acidic soil has a pH lower than 6.5 (a reading of 5.5 signifies that the soil is extremely acidic). The optimal pH range for the majority of species is 7, which is neutral. Readings above 7 or 7.5 indicate alkalinity. Acidic soil can be beneficial for your garden when plants thrive…
Written by: Ghulam Fatima Learning how to germinate seeds can give your flower or vegetable garden an advantage and save you money. Starting seeds indoors is easy with the right amount of moisture and heat. As the seedlings emerge, ensure they have a bright light source and a warm area to continue growing. In no…
Written by: Ushba Fatima Papery and dry leaves can be a sign of plant stress caused by air-dry, infection, or nutrient deficiencies. While they may seem problematic, these leaves have valuable uses. In gardening, dry leaves act as a natural mulch and fertilizer, enriching the soil with essential nutrients. They also support local ecosystems by…
Written by: Asma Jahangir Mulching is an essential part of gardening because it proves better for both the plants and the soil. It keeps the soil wet, removes the weeds, and keeps the soil at an optimal temperature. It appears better for your garden beds. You can maintain your garden healthy and full of flowers…
Written by: Fatima Razzaq A sweet Basil (Ocimum basilicum) is an annual herb widely used in Italian cuisine. However, it is not the sole variety of Basil. Some are ruffled, some are purple, and some are preferred for particular cuisines, such as Thai Basil. Among those amazing garden plants that never stop offering is this…