We are kicking off this Monday, the first of the month with a Regional Gardening Tips article. This week’s article will focus in on the Pacific Northwestern part of the United States, from Washington State to Northern California.
Allergies are no fun. I for one know this because I have bad allergies. I have them in the spring and in the fall. This spring has been one of the worst that I can remember.
Today, I wanted to take some time to share with you about the top plants to grow if you suffer from allergies and how to fight against those allergies by simply eating food.
According to the New York Daily News, we are in for a tough allergy season this year. The polar-vortex somehow created the perfect environment for trees to pollinate, causing allergies sufferers to grab for even more tissues.
For today’s article, we are looking at 3 different flowers that are heat and drought tolerate. With summer’s temperatures claiming the country, these are the perfect flowers to plant.
Not only are these flowers unaffected by the heat, they are also easy to grow making them a perfect addition to our Beginner Gardening Series. This is our weekly Wednesday series where we share only easy to grow or beginner tips. These Wednesday articles are to help turn any thumb green.
This is the last Monday of May and we are covering the last region in our regional gardening series.
Planting and growing lettuce does not have to be hard. In fact, any beginner gardener can do it. That makes it a perfect topic for this week’s Beginner Gardening Wednesday.
Every Wednesday, we publish articles that have topics that are designed to aid beginner gardeners. Our goal is help anyone new to gardening succeed. We have covered a lot from information from growing new trees to a comprehensive guide to growing hydrangeas.
This weekend, my family and I were in Ohio for a short visit. I was surprised to see frost on the grass Sunday morning. For that reason alone, many Northeasterners wait until Memorial Day to plant their warm-season crops, new plants and flowers.
This coming weekend is Memorial Day weekend. It is almost time to get out there and plant.
At my house, lately we have been eating sweet potatoes at almost every dinner. They are as easy and tasty way to get a serving of vegetables. Plus there are so many ways to cook them, they never get boring.
The health benefits of sweet potatoes outweigh starchy dinner alternatives. Linda Antinoro, a registered dietitian at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts stated “We would encourage people to eat a sweet potato rather than other starches,” according to Boston.com.
Welcome back to Beginner Gardening Wednesday. This is our weekly series in which we focus on making gardening easy and fun. This week, we are providing a guide to the perfect hydrangea for your yard.
Hydrangeas are a great addition to any yard. Today, we are sharing with you some great tips from how to plant and care for hydrangeas, how to grow breathtaking hydrangeas, and how to pick the perfect hydrangea for your yard.
The month of May is here and it is beginning to look a lot more like spring. It is time to finally get to that gardening and lawn “to do” list that we have been putting off. To help us with that to do list, every Monday here at Rootwell Products Inc, we publish gardening tips for specific regions.
The EWG has done it again. They have published this year’s list of fruits and vegetables with the highest and lowest levels of pesticides. They have cleverly separated the fruits and vegetables into the Clean Fifteen- the produce with the lowest levels and the Dirty Dozen Plus- the produce with the highest levels.