GARDEN lovers are being urged to sprinkle a £1 bath time favourite onto their lawns to help their grass grow in time for the ...

As per the National Health Service (NHS) recommends that men and women between 19 to 64 years should take a daily dose of 300 mg and 270 mg of magnesium, respectively.

There’s one situation gardening experts agree can call for supplementing with Epsom salt—that’s when your tomato plants have ...

Healthy plant growth and reproduction requires 17 nutrients. Of these, carbon (C), oxygen (O) and hydrogen (H) are derived mainly from the atmosphere and water. Soil minerals and/or soil organic ...

A vinegar solution can help you naturally adjust soil acidity. Simply mix one tablespoon of white vinegar in one liter of ...

Soil deficiencies of both these elements are rare in gardens, especially of sulfur. Some sandy and acidic locations can lose magnesium in heavy rains. Likewise, when plant leaves turn yellow ...

Magnesium is essential for muscle, nerve function, blood sugar control, and energy production. Deficiency symptoms can be subtle but severe if ignored. Causes include poor diet, digestive ...

Including more of these types of food in your diet may help you maintain better health and ward off magnesium deficiencies. In some cases, these foods may not be enough or may not be practical.

As we begin our spring fertilizing the following is a guide to help you with the symptoms of various nutritional deficiencies ...