Composting is all about recycling organic waste through natural decomposition. Instead of tossing things like dead flowers ...

so you can set your mind at rest to consume fruits and vegetables in your garden. Though it is advisable to make your own compost if possible, for most gardeners, it is much easier to buy pre-packaged ...

Many people no longer want to buy peat compost as it's believed to damage the environment and add considerably to global warming. However, peat composts are still the most widely available type in ...

Starting a compost pile in the backyard or participating in a municipal compost program? Good for you! Here's a list of ...

A vegetable garden includes edible plants, so it's very important to choose anything to feed it and the soil. For example, organic composts that include non-toxic ingredients are safe to humans when ...

If it smells earthy, it’s ready to use. Before using your compost, it’s a good idea to sift it. This extra step ensures you’re left with fine, uniform material that’s perfect for your garden. You can ...

A pest expert has revealed one item that's often overlooked as a problematic addition to compost heaps. It could just be the cause of rats in your garden that you can't find the source of.

Cardboard’s effectiveness at killing weeds can also extend to the ones that pop up through the cracks of garden paths. While ...

Gardening hasn’t escaped the rise in costs but gardening need not be expensive. With good planning and sensible ...

Loop Frome are hosting a compost sale in Victoria Park on Sunday, October 20, from 12pm to 3pm. Find the team opposite the ...