Fertilizer For Your Garden

All about the compost pile.

You may be in denial; the herb garden failures you are experiencing may be all your fault! Many times it is unintentional, but still deadly. Find out 5 of the most common problems in the herb garden, and how to avoid them in the first place.

Make your own fertilizer from herbs

How to make your own herbal fertilizer

All about vermiculture, or the art of composting with worms.

What fertilizers are best for herb growth

With the decline in bee population, it may be important to purchase bees to pollinate your herb garden. We ordered a hive of pollinating bees for our herb gardens. We realized that there was no bee activity, other than wasps, on our property. Plants were flowering, but not producing fruit. Our herbs were not seeding.

Vermiculture is an easy way for herb gardeners to add rich nutrients to their gardens. It is a small enough system to fit under an apartment sink and uses kitchen scraps as food for the worms. Check it out!

Making a worm bin is an easy and fun way to compost your kitchen scraps. A worm bin is perfect for a small apartment and indoor herb gardening because it takes up little room and produces no odor. Here is how to do it!

Green manures are a great way to add organic nutrients to your soil. Here is how to choose and plant green manure for your garden.

How to make your own compost and how to make your own compost bin. Making compost is easy to do and requires very little effort. Here is how to get started.

Foods to avoid in a worm bin

What to feed a worm bin if you have no kitchen scraps

Red wiggler earth worm for composting bins

Mulch is an important part of any herb garden. In any size garden area, this protective layer will keep your garden looking its best and reduce water loss. There are a number of different mulches to choose from, all with good and bad points. It is up to you to choose the mulch that will benefit your herb garden style.