Author: GardenAdvice

Another One Bites the Dust

Say goodbye to weeds, pests, and gardening guesswork — with help from the GardenAdvice Team. It might be a weed, a slug, a vine weevil, or a leatherjacket — but whatever it is, it’s...

Houseplants for the office

Houseplants for the Office: Boosting Air Quality and Productivity In today’s fast-paced work environment, maintaining a healthy and productive workspace is essential. One simple and effective way to enhance your office environment is by...

Layering rhododendrons stems to create young plants

  Propagating rhododendrons can seem daunting, but layering offers a surprisingly simple and effective method, especially for the home gardener. This technique utilizes the plant’s natural ability to root from stems, creating genetically identical...

Natural control of aphids

Ladybugs are a aphid predator Aphids, those tiny sap-sucking pests, can wreak havoc on gardens and crops. This comprehensive guide explores effective and environmentally friendly methods for controlling aphid infestations. We’ll delve into various...

How does mycorrhizal fungi work with plants?

Mycorrhizal fungi form mutualistic relationships with plants, where the fungus provides the plant with nutrients such as phosphorus, and in return the plant provides the fungus with sugars from photosynthesis. The fungus colonises the...