Perennial vegetables regrow each season, saving work. They help the environment by disturbing the soil less and needing less water. Some popular choices are asparagus, rhubarb, and Jerusalem artichokes. To grow them well, prepare the soil, water regularly, and use mulch.
Oro, a spinach alternative, thrives with certain companion plants. Bush beans and onions help it grow, while spinach shares space well. However, potatoes and pole beans can hinder Oro's growth by competing for sunlight and nutrients. Careful plant selection creates a harmonious garden.
Want a beautiful garden without spending too much? Some plants come back every year, saving you money. These plants don't need much water and help the environment. The article talks about ten different plants that can make your garden look great and save you money.
Pollinators are important for our food, but they are in danger. You can help by making a pollinator-friendly garden. Pick a sunny spot with good soil. Choose different plants that bloom at different times. Don't use harmful chemicals, and provide water and shelter for them.
Drip irrigation saves water by delivering it directly to plant roots. Systems include tubing, emitters, filters, and regulators. Planning involves assessing plant needs, calculating water flow, and mapping the garden. Set up the mainline, install emitters, and test the system for leaks. Adjust as needed for healthy plants.