Biodiversity in permaculture for a self-sustaining garden
In permaculture, nature does all the work! For a permaculture garden to be sustainable, self-sufficient and properly balanced,
Snails
Snails don’t move fast, but somehow overnight they’re just everywhere! Learn about the main species and learn to control or live with them in the garden.
Ashes, great garden fertilizer – if they’re the right ones!
Ash can be extremely useful in your garden and for your plants since it becomes an exceptional fertilizer.
Snail, a garden guest, not garden pest!
In our gardens, every living creature has a place. It’s all a question of balance!
Coffee grounds, 10 great ways to recycle and use them
Instead of throwing your used coffee grounds away, recycle them in your garden! Plants will thank you for it!
Ace your eco-friendly gardening practices
Mulching, composting, natural and organic produce… Are you hoping to learn more about environment-friendly gardening? Start right this winter or during the next dry spell!
Using Coffee Grounds in the Garden
Do you throw coffee grounds away? Not anymore! Coffee grounds have many uses that can boost your garden and flower beds, just like it gives you a boost
Provide small animals with shelter
Birds, insects, hedgehogs… These small animals are very useful to help manage gardens in a natural manner. It makes a lot of sense to provide them with housing and shelter before winter sets in.
Deal with slugs and snails – naturally!
Every Spring season, it’s the same old story. You’re strolling through the garden, soaking in that frenzied feeling of nature waking up. Ka-POW, disaster strikes! Everywhere, slugs and snails chowing
Ground beetle, its favorite food is slugs!
One of the most important beneficial insects in the garden is the ground beetle family. This fearsome predators have a voracious appetite which will certainly serve you well to control pests in your garden. Slugs and snails beware!
Attract animals to the garden
In these days of sustainable development and environmental protection, attracting animal and insect life in your garden is a necessity.
