Wait- Drought resistant landscaping doesn’t have to just be cactus and rocks?? The words “xeriscape” or “drought resistant” often elicit the visual of prickly cactus surrounded by a sea of harsh dry rocks as far as they eye can see. While this kind of landscaping can be done very well, ...
Read ArticleOur friend, John Kohler at Growing Your Greens, produced an excellent video that discusses the pros and cons of building existing soil versus bringing in new soil. He discusses how to use John and Bob's to build the soil (starting about 12 minutes in). Here are a few notable quotes: ...
Read ArticleLaura Taylor, of Laura Taylor in the Home Garden, said "I couldn't help but notice that one of my tomato beds wasn't do as well as all of the others. That's not a big surprise! I shot did this short video and thought you might enjoy seeing it."
Read ArticleClick here to read our review as it appears in the National Home Gardening Club Member Tested pages for Mar-Apr 2011.
Read ArticleProduct is most interesting....very different from anything I have used before...and if it lives up to its promises, my garden and inside plants should be great this year!
Read ArticleI used this product on 1/2 of our vegetable garden. Even though there are few plants in the garden, there is a noticeable difference in the 2 areas. The plants that received the product are greener and bigger than those in the untreated area. I completed the application on March ...
Read ArticleThe soil I had in this area was hard clay, very hard to dig, using the mantis tiller, created area of 10'x6' using the kit following the instructions I was amazed at the results in such a short time.
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