Garden and Vegetable Garden
The most favorable days in March: when to plant pepper seedlings in March 2025
We tell you when the lunar calendar advises planting pepper seedlings.
Timur Khomichev pepper seedling pepper seedlings lunar calendar growing seedlings 27 February 2025
Banana Peel Kills Aphids in 24 Hours - A Proven Method
Aphids are every gardener's nightmare.
Valeria Kisternaya aphid banana peel advice for summer residents garden 27 February 2025
Why You Should Start Growing Arugula Today: This Greenery Is as Unpretentious as Cacti
In a world where every second person dreams of having their own garden on their windowsill, arugula has become a real star.
Elena Shimanovskaya green greens in the diet growing greens plants growing plants 26 February 2025
Carrots Growing Crooked? Here Are the Real Reasons for Crop Failure
Every gardener dreams of smooth, juicy root vegetables, but instead often gets crooked and cracked carrots.
Elena Shimanovskaya carrot growing carrots carrot harvest vegetables garden 26 February 2025
Cardboard Pest Traps: How to Save Your Fruit Garden Without Spraying
It seems that pests are always one step ahead: fruits grown with love turn into a breeding ground for worms.
Elena Shimanovskaya now trees fruit trees tree protection pest control 26 February 2025
Planning to Hire a Landscape Designer? Don't Rush to Sign a Contract — Ask These Questions First
Imagine investing time and money into landscaping, only to discover a month later that the plants are dying, the paths are sagging, and the pool is in the wrong place.
Elena Shimanovskaya now plot landscape design design plants 26 February 2025
How to turn fragile tomato sprouts into powerful bushes? Such seedlings are not embarrassing to sell
Anyone who grows tomato seedlings dreams of seeing strong plants with lush greenery on their windowsill instead of stunted stems.
Elena Shimanovskaya tomatoes tomatoes seedling tomato seedlings tomato seedlings 26 February 2025
How not to get confused in seedlings: original ideas for markers for plants
If your window sills are already reminiscent of a botanical labyrinth, and your garden beds are threatening to become a field for experimental confusion, it’s time to take matters into your own hands.
Elena Shimanovskaya seedling plants home seedlings seedlings at home growing seedlings 26 February 2025
Tomatoes in Danger: How to Stop Blossom End Rot Before You Lose Your Whole Crop
Imagine: juicy tomatoes are ripening in the garden, but instead of delicious fruits you find blackened tops.
Elena Shimanovskaya tomato tomatoes diseases plant diseases advice for summer residents 26 February 2025
Which tomato varieties are not afraid of late blight: 3 good options
Has late blight turned your tomatoes into a brown mass? It's time to plant varieties that ignore this scourge.
Kurchev Anton tomatoes growing tomatoes tomato varieties tomato blight advice for summer residents 26 February 2025
Don't forget to do this with tulips in March: the blooms will take your breath away
While the sun is just beginning to warm up and the snow is giving up its positions, tulips are already preparing for the main performance of the season.
Elena Shimanovskaya tulips tulip flower flowers bloom summer cottage work 26 February 2025
These 5 Aggressive Plants Will Take Over Your Garden in a Week! Remove Them Immediately
Your site can turn into an ecological disaster zone if you do not recognize the green invaders in time.
Kurchev Anton country house weeds weed control mint horseradish advice for summer residents 26 February 2025
You can water plants with more than just water: delicious drinks for indoor flowers
Imagine that your favorite ficus or orchid dreams not of simple water, but of a tasty “drink” that will make them bloom like never before.
Elena Shimanovskaya watering water how to water flowers water for irrigation water for watering flowers 26 February 2025
How to prune blackcurrants for a double harvest: the method also works for old bushes
Imagine: old blackcurrant bushes that have been withering away in the corner of the garden for years are suddenly covered with clusters of large berries.
Elena Shimanovskaya currant black currant pruning currants pruning pruning shrubs 26 February 2025
How to Feed Cherry in Early Spring: Help the Plant “Wake Up”
Are you sure that your cherry tree wakes up in spring on its own? In fact, without your help, it risks sleeping through the entire season, leaving you without juicy berries.
Kurchev Anton cherry top dressing spring the rules advice for summer residents 26 February 2025
Why Are My Neighbor's Strawberries Sweeter? 10 Steps Experienced Gardeners Don't Tell You About
Juicy, aromatic strawberries that melt in your mouth are not luck, but the result of precise actions.
Elena Shimanovskaya strawberry growing strawberries strawberry care strawberry harvest berries 26 February 2025
Soda for onions: how to increase the harvest without unnecessary expenses
Just one penny pack of soda can become the main secret of your garden.
Elena Shimanovskaya onion planting growing onions garlic soda at the dacha garden 26 February 2025
Why Garlic Should Be Planted in March? An Important Trick for Large Heads
March garlic not only has time to ripen, but also accumulates more essential oils, which make it more aromatic.
Kurchev Anton planting garlic growing garlic summer cottage tricks spring advice for summer residents 26 February 2025
How to Trick Nature: Three Unexpected Ways to Make Seeds Wake Up
Why do some seeds sprout together within a week, while others lie in the ground for years without moving?
Elena Shimanovskaya seeds seeds seedlings sowing seed material summer cottage work 26 February 2025
How to get 2 radish harvests per season? A surprisingly simple method
Think radishes are only a spring vegetable? Then you're missing out on a second harvest of juicy root vegetables in the fall.
Kurchev Anton radish growing radishes radish harvest planting plants advice for summer residents 26 February 2025