Growing Magazine

Benefits of linen products for your health

January 27, 2019 by David D. Conner

Linen fabric is one of the healthiest fabrics in the world. Although linen clothes were worn much more abundantly in the past, thanks to the healthy lifestyle trends, they are making a comeback. Its quality and longevity made linen clothing one of the most classic and popular clothes in the world. But why for so … Read more

Why You Should Buy A Gazebo

November 21, 2021January 25, 2019 by David D. Conner

You have finally bought the house from your dreams and now its time to settle down. Still, on the other hand, you feel that you have just begun – there are many things that you can do to make your living place even better. From interior decorations to an exterior chill space and garden. Believe … Read more

How to Deal with Russet Mites?

January 25, 2019 by Growing Magazine

Russet mites belong to the eriophyid family of mites, and between around 100 plant-specific species, is among the hardest to detect. A single mite is too tiny to be seen by the naked human eye. They need magnification of 10x and higher. Since they are so microscopic, they can be a huge threat for your garden without you even realizing. These plant pests leave no webs or secretions., and the visible damage the first indication of their presence.

What do you know about Bee Safe Pesticides?

January 25, 2019 by Growing Magazine

“Pesticide” is the general term used for chemicals that target and kill pests like insects (insecticide), mites (miticide), weeds (herbicide), bacteria (bactericide) and fungi (fungicide). However, many of these are also toxic to bees. Each year, a lot of honeybee colonies are damaged or destroyed by these chemicals. This is a devastating impact on beekeepers, who might even have to relocate damaged hives. Some can also go out of business. Growers of insect-pollinated crops may experience lower yields, which in turn raises food prices.

The Benefits of Stone Decking

January 25, 2019 by David D. Conner

Composite wood is a mix of wood and plastics usually with wood making up around sixty-percent, and plastics making up the rest. One of the wonderful things about human engineering is that when we want to make something better, in this case, it’s the idea to make something that is more durable than traditional lumber, something that is hardier towards issues of damp, mold, cracks-cuts-and scrapes, sun-bleaching, and sickly children. All the sorts of things that concern real people with real problems, and accidentally they do something which is good for the environment.