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Greenhouses are perfect for growers who want to start their seeds early, protect their plants from harsh weather, or simply keep pests and disease at a minimum. However, growing your plants in a greenhouse takes more than just watering and fertilizing.While you don’t have any control over the climate outside, you do have control in a greenhouse. It’s important to learn to control and maintain the ideal humidity for your plants so they can thrive. You can control or reduce the humidit

Techniques for Keeping Weeds at Bay Pathways: Keep walkways in the vegetable garden weed-free with roll-out Pro Weed Mat.Bed edges: The garden always looks better with a crisp edge. Use roll-out edging in coco fiber — to maintain a nice edge all season.In the beds: The long-handled Hula Hoe makes it easy to eliminate random weeds that spring up. Weeding is not all bad. Theres actually something wonderfully therapeutic about it. Very little brain energy is required, and I find that w

Large, irregularly shaped holes in leaves and shiny slime trails across foliage are telltale signs of slugs. These soft-bodied creatures will eat almost any type of plant material, but they are especially fond of tender new growth. In the vegetable garden, slugs target the leaves of salad greens along with newly emerging seedlings; they will eat holes in tomato fruits too. Slugs range in size from 1/2 to 5 long and they may be orange, gray, black or brown. After overwintering in the soil, adu

Snails will eat almost any plant, but they are especially fond of the tender foliage of young plants and leafy crops such as lettuce. Their presence is indicated by missing seedlings or large, irregularly shaped holes on leaves or fruits. They may also leave shiny slime trails across leaf surfaces. In general, snails dislike plants with leaves that are glossy, waxy, or hairy. They also seem to avoid plants with strong-smelling foliage, such as rosemary, marigolds, and lavender. Snails are pests