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Ask Ruth: Cutworms & Septic Fields
Dear Ruth, For the first time in several years of successful raised bed gardening, my small chard plants (from seed) are being chopped off at the soil line. Is the damage due to cutworms? How can I avoid and get rid of these pests? Should I replant? I don’t have...
Ask Ruth: Types of Lime & How to Use Them
Share this post… Dear Ruth, What is the difference between different kinds of lime available for garden application? I have some instructions that say “Do not use slaked lime”, but I don’t know what that means. I asked the local garden center, and they told me their...Organic Pest Control
Sometimes, it can feel like you spend as much time defending your garden as you do growing your garden. It can be exhausting and, at times, overwhelming, but there are ways to limit and even prevent pest damage that are both effective and organic. Click through the...
Understanding Soil pH
pH is a measure of the relative acidity or alkalinity. Soil pH is a big deal when gardening, as the relative pH affects the availability of ALL the plant nutrients. Good soil for vegetable and flower gardening has a pH between 6.5-7 (relatively neutral). Here is how...
