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Artichokes are much loved by Italians (and everyone else) for their unique flavor and texture. You can either eat the hearts alone or pluck out the outer leaves to nibble at the tender core. It […]
An introduction to choosing the best backpack sprayers Are you looking for the best backpack sprayer to save your plants from weeds and pests? Owning a backpack sprayer is essential for every plant lover home […]
You can still have corn in your garden even though you do not have a large garden or yard. It is easy to start growing corn in a pot or containers, and it can be […]
Once you have decided to plant a patio garden, you need to think about the number of pots that you want to tend and the amount of time that you want to devote to your […]
Most good garden soils aren’t formed naturally; they are human-made. The way to make the best garden soil is to use ample amounts of organic amendments. Because these materials are continually being broken down and […]
Butterflies are some of the most exciting and beautiful visitors to the garden! They add an element of surprise and color that can’t found with other living things. Children love them, and even pets will […]
Growing herbs for use in the kitchen, medicine cabinet, or in-home cosmetics can be a pleasure. Many herbs can be used in all three of these categories, and a small herb garden can be very […]
As you may realize from other articles on GardenHugs, I use neem oil for nearly all the pests in my garden. Neem is a natural pesticide that is very effective at controlling a wide variety […]
Squash bugs (Anasa tristis) are a terrible pest to get rid of once they have taken hold. These flattened insects of squash death reach a length of over a half inch and often sport a […]
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