A few weeds and a bit of unruly growth can actually make your space feel alive and natural. Let nature take the lead, and your garden will feel more like its own little ecosystem.
Who says herbs belong in one bed and flowers in another? Mixing them together supports natural pest control.
Over-fertilizing can cause weak, leggy growth and damage roots. Instead, focus on feeding your soil slowly and naturally with compost or organic matter.
Planting calendars are helpful, but they’re not gospel. Pay attention to the conditions in your own backyard.
Whether you’re chatting, humming, or simply being more mindful around your plants, the connection helps you stay tuned in to their needs
A little splash at the right time can prevent stress and keep your plants happier. Just don’t make it a habit unless truly needed.
Coffee grounds are a favorite DIY fertilizer, but they’re high in nitrogen and acidic—too much can throw off your soil balance.