How to Plant Mesquite in Clay and Non-Dessert Areas
How to Plant Mesquite in Clay soil and/or Non-Dessert Areas. That is easy. The best way to plant Mesquite is in a combination of sand, clay, compost and pumas. Yes, pumas. It is also known as lava rack. It can be purchased at any home improvement store. It can be found in the landscaping section, [...]
Passing Air, Wind & Light through Fences
Passing Air, Wind & Light through Fences adds stability to the ecology of your garden. In general, fences are solid structures that create unintentional micro climates. For instance, if you place a new solid wood fence next to roses that have been established for a few years, the light reflected off the fence can change [...]
Green Tea from Comfrey Or Other Leaves – IPM Control – Foiloir Layer Biology
Green Tea from Comfrey Or Other Leaves is an IPM Control for the Foiloir Layer Biology. Compost tea can be made out of leaves as well. It is not called compost tea, but green tea. It is used as a pest management for leaves. This method suppresses leave pathogenic problems. Fungi and bacteria issues. Link: For [...]
California Buckeye
Aesculus californica `~ General Description: The California buckeye is one of the first shrubs to leaf out in spring and one of the earliest to shed its leaves in mid-summer. It is found on dry slopes, canyons and the borders of streams in many plant communities below 1700 m. in northwestern and central western California, [...]
