Learn how to best reuse potting soil from last season to enhance your garden's vitality, plus the best way to trim browned ...

Vermiculite is a popular soil additive that improves soil quality and helps seedlings root. It is a naturally occurring silicate mineral, mostly made up of hy ...

• Applied to depth of 4 inches, mulch suppresses weeds by blocking sunlight from reaching the soil. Too much mulch, though, ...

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The Paiute-Shoshone Indians later chipped away at the red pumice stone, which exposed the lighter rock minerals underneath, according to the Bureau of Land Management. The carvings are considered ...

And the presenting nurseries at this year’s official unofficial kickoff to the Northwest gardening season, Plant Nerd Night, are here to help. Plant Nerd Night, for those new to Northwest ...

According to University of Tennessee Horticulturist Justin Stefanski, this is the only location on earth that this plant can be found. Stefanski said the Running Glade Clover is crucial for the ...

Working in partnership with the Bali Hijau Lestari Foundation, the Hard Rock Hotel Bali successfully planted 3,800 trees across two sites in Bali. The seedlings were distributed between Bukit ...

When speaking with Rolling Stone in 1988, Plant said he loved Prince for his “sheer entertainment and audacity.” In a different interview with Ultimate Classic Rock, Plant articulated a ...

Scientists have described how the heat from the eruption of Mount Vesuvius nearly 2,000 years ago was so intense it turned the brain of one of its victims to glass. The eruption in AD79 buried the ...

In the morning, the deposits are easy to scrub off. If the deposits still don’t come off, there is one more thing to try: pumice, a soft rock that’s sold in sticks for scrubbing away ...

The plant, found on desert rocks, belongs to the same family as daisies and has been named Ovicula biradiata. The name "Ovicula" is derived from Latin, meaning "tiny sheep," a nod to the wool-like ...