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It's one of the most common garden diseases and one that gardeners quickly learn to identify. What is it and can we do anything about it?
NEW FROM Empress of Dirt: How to Create a Dream Garden on a Low Budget
It's a popular organic insecticide touted for being effective on caterpillars and harmless to people. How does it work? And does it live up to its billing?
NEW FROM Empress of Dirt: Tips & Tools for Sowing Tiny Seeds
Some plants have developed flowers that send a message to pollinators -- hey come check this out, you won't be disappointed.
NEW FROM Empress of Dirt: 14 Birdbath Planter Ideas for Your Garden
Concluding our look at moon gardening. Is there reason to believe we'd get better results in the garden if we planted by moon phases and the zodiac?
NEW FROM Empress of Dirt: Forget the Epsom Salts -- It's a Garden Myth
Lots of people love to do it, others have a hard time taking it seriously. Much of the growth in popularity in moon gardening over the last century is due to the influence of Rudolf Steiner.
NEW FROM Empress of Dirt: Plant Patents and Home Gardens: What You Need to Know
Lots of people love to do it ... many others think it's wacky. Is there any basis for gardening by the phase of the moon?
NEW FROM Empress of Dirt: 5 Smart Garden Uses for This Dollar Store Waste Basket
It's been riding a wave of popularity since Joel Karsten's book came out in 2013. What is straw bale gardening, and why might you want to try it?
NEW FROM Empress of Dirt: Clematis 101 Easy Care Guide
Millions of people have bought the book over the last 40 years. Is square foot gardening something you might want to try in your garden?
NEW FROM Empress of Dirt: 12 Creative Crafty Uses for Slow Cookers
You name it, and milk is suggested as a solution in the garden -- a fungicide, insecticide, bactericide, fertilizer, biostimulant, disinfectant, hand sanitizer and more. Is there actually something to it?
NEW FROM Empress of Dirt: 25 Vegetable Garden Ideas for Any Size Space
They're not always the most welcome plant in the garden, although many people like to have dandelions -- for themselves and ... maybe for bees too?
NEW FROM Empress of Dirt: How to Make Fossil Imprint Stepping-Stones
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