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Two years ago, I began my glorious spring with a grand project in mind: experimenting with organic soybean varieties forContinue Reading
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Two years ago, I began my glorious spring with a grand project in mind: experimenting with organic soybean varieties forContinue Reading
The red mites we sometimes see on plant leaves or stems aren’t always harmful. In this article, originally published onContinue Reading
A well-known scourge of North American gardeners, the Japanese beetle is the focus of this article, originally published on JulyContinue Reading
Like some plants in winter, the Laidback Gardener team will go “dormant” during the month of January, to replenish itsContinue Reading
You may not have noticed, but if you live in the Northern Hemisphere, many houseplant pests have been less visibleContinue Reading
We all know that dogs have an amazing sense of smell. With up to 300 million olfactory receptors in theirContinue Reading
By Emila Smith You may want to think twice about automatically destroying all caterpillars, spiders, or insects in general thatContinue Reading
Photo: depositphotos By Larry Hodgson I’ve lectured extensively across Canada and the United States over the years and each talk isContinue Reading
By Cassandra Rosas Cassandra is a content writer at Porch.com. She is passionate about home improvement, interior design, the environment, sustainability,Continue Reading
By Larry Hodgson The idea that French marigolds (Tagetes patula) or other species of marigolds (Tagetes spp.) can control nematodes isContinue Reading