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Kokedama moss ball

Kokedama moss ball: How to start a vertical garden

Japanese moss balls, also called bonsai Kokedama, look great hanging in homes, on a lanai or porch or on trellises...

Written on October 15, 2014 at 12:06 am
Categories: Gardening and Growing in Soil, GREEN THUMB, Turf and Lawn Care Tip from Professionals
Tags: drought hardy, garden, gardening, hanging, how-to, indoor, Japanese gardening, kokedama, moss ball, outdoor, plants, succulents, Vertical Garden

8 Tell-Tale Signs You’re Overwatering and How to Save Your Plants

How can you tell if you are watering too much? Check for these tell-tale signs. Roots are stunted or rotting....

Written on October 22, 2013 at 9:58 pm
Categories: Agriox, Environmentally Friendly Turf Products, Gardening and Growing in Soil, GEOPONICS, GREEN THUMB, Humawet, HydraHawk, Penterra, SOIL SURFACTANTS, WETTING AGENTS, PENETRANTS, Turf and Lawn Care Tip from Professionals, Turf and Ornamental Challenges, Water Movement
Tags: Agriox, anaerobic soil, fungus, gardening, how-to, leaves, mold, overwatering, oxygen, plants, potted plants, roots, Soil, soil profile, soil surfactants, stem, water