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Category: Microclimate

  • Compost vs Fertilizer vs Manure: What’s the Best for Your Garden?

    Compost vs Fertilizer vs Manure: What’s the Best for Your Garden?

    When it comes to fertilizing your garden, there are a lot of options to choose from. You can go with chemical fertilizers, organic manures, or compost. So what’s the best option for you? Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of each! Compost vs Fertilizer vs Manure If you are looking at different…

  • 12 Best Fast-Growing Varieties Trees for Shade

    12 Best Fast-Growing Varieties Trees for Shade

    Shade trees are a crucial part of any home. Not only do they provide much-needed shade in the hot summer months, but they can also add to the curb appeal of your home. Looking for a little relief from the summer heat? A shady spot in the yard can make all the difference. But if…

  • Best Vegetables To Grow In A Greenhouse

    Best Vegetables To Grow In A Greenhouse

    A greenhouse is a great way to enjoy fresh, homegrown vegetables all year round. By controlling the temperature and humidity levels, a greenhouse can create the ideal environment for growing a wide variety of plants. Additionally, greenhouses can protect plants from extreme weather conditions, pests, and diseases. Some people worry that growing vegetables in a…

  • MyJungleGarden Acquires twogreenleaves.org Domain

    MyJungleGarden Acquires twogreenleaves.org Domain

    MyJungleGarden, a leading gardening online magazine, has announced the acquisition of the twogreenleaves.org domain. This is a major win for MyJungleGarden and underscores its commitment to being a leading voice in the fight against climate change. The twogreenleaves.org domain was previously owned by an organization that worked to promote the use of green leaves as…

  • Climate and Microclimates in Your Yard or Garden

    Climate and Microclimates in Your Yard or Garden

    One of the most important things to consider when starting a garden is the microclimate. Sun, shade, heat, wind, slope, precipitation, and soil type all work together to create microclimates in your yard. As a beginning gardener, one of my biggest frustrations was getting things to grow in parts of my yard that were too…

  • Location of Your Yarn or Garden

    Location of Your Yarn or Garden

    One of the most important factors to consider when choosing a location for your garden is sunlight. Most vegetables need at least 6 hours of direct sunlight per day in order to thrive. If you’re unsure about the amount of sunlight a particular area receives, you can use a sun chart to track the sun’s…