http://beginninggardening.net Vegetbale Gardening Guide. Sat, 27 Aug 2011 17:51:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://beginninggardening.net/comment-page-1#comment-3231 Bram@carpet care Sat, 05 Mar 2011 06:48:55 +0000 http://beginninggardening.net/beginning-gardening#comment-3231 A more accurate test is the crumble method. Form a handful of soil into a ball in your hand. If it crumbles apart with a slight touch of your finger, it's time to plant. If it holds together and requires pressure to break apart, it is still too wet. (And if it won't form a ball, you can plant, but you'll need to water.) A more accurate test is the crumble method. Form a handful of soil into a ball in your hand. If it crumbles apart with a slight touch of your finger, it’s time to plant. If it holds together and requires pressure to break apart, it is still too wet. (And if it won’t form a ball, you can plant, but you’ll need to water.)

]]> http://beginninggardening.net/comment-page-1#comment-3025 Anthony@emergency towing Sat, 26 Feb 2011 09:51:20 +0000 http://beginninggardening.net/beginning-gardening#comment-3025 Not all insects are pests. In fact, the majority of bugs living in your garden are helping your plants to grow in numerous, unseen ways. If you are having a problem with pests in your garden, you probably have an imbalance of fauna or an imbalance of soil nutrients. The more insects and other fauna in your garden, the less likelihood the “pesky” ones have of surviving. You will find that most insects eat those moths and maggots that are eating your plants. Not all insects are pests. In fact, the majority of bugs living in your garden are helping your plants to grow in numerous, unseen ways. If you are having a problem with pests in your garden, you probably have an imbalance of fauna or an imbalance of soil nutrients. The more insects and other fauna in your garden, the less likelihood the “pesky” ones have of surviving. You will find that most insects eat those moths and maggots that are eating your plants.

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