Our faq
Frequently asked question
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❓ What causes those green clumps in my lawn?
Green clumps in your lawn are usually caused by clumps of fast-growing grass, often due to excess nitrogen — typically from uneven fertilizer application or pet urine spots. These patches grow quicker and appear darker or more lush than the surrounding grass.
❓ What are the different types of plant seeds?
Heirloom Seeds Open-pollinated seeds passed down through generations. They produce plants true to type and are ideal for seed saving. Hybrid Seeds Created by cross-breeding two plants for specific traits like disease resistance or higher yield. These do not grow true to type if replanted. Open-Pollinated Seeds Naturally pollinated by wind, insects, or birds. They maintain genetic diversity and are great for home gardeners.
❓ How often should I water my plants & trees?
🌿 For Most Garden Plants: Water 2–3 times per week during warm months. Ensure soil is moist 2–3 inches deep, but not soggy. Morning watering is best to reduce evaporation and fungal growth. 🌳 For Trees: Young trees: Water deeply once or twice a week. Established trees: Once every 2–4 weeks, depending on rainfall and soil.
❓ Are leaves good for the garden?
Yes — leaves are excellent for your garden! 🍂 Fallen leaves act as a natural mulch, helping to: Retain moisture in the soil Suppress weeds Regulate soil temperature Add essential nutrients as they decompose
❓ What activities are done in the garden?
🌱 Planting – Flowers, vegetables, herbs, shrubs, and trees 🌿 Weeding – Removing unwanted plants to keep the garden healthy 💧 Watering – Ensuring proper hydration for plants ✂️ Pruning & Trimming – Shaping plants and removing dead or damaged growth 🌼 Fertilizing – Enriching soil with nutrients 🍂 Composting – Recycling organic waste into natural fertilizer 🏡 Landscaping – Designing and maintaining the visual layout 🧺 Harvesting – Picking fruits, vegetables, and herbs