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The best pruners make clean cuts through stems, twigs, and small branches. We researched and tested the best options for your garden.| The Spruce
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Explore the range of mulch types for your healthy flower garden, including organic or inorganic, dyed, rubber mulch and more.| The Spruce
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Despite their similarity, knowing the difference between vermiculite and perlite can pay off. Learn when it's better to use one rather than the other.| The Spruce
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Learn about sphagnum moss, which is different from peat moss. Its superb water retention makes it a favorite for hanging baskets and other uses.| The Spruce
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Coir is a coconut byproduct that is a quickly renewable resource. It often comes in blocks that need to be hydrated before using in the garden.| The Spruce
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Peat moss, a soil amendment that retains water, is used in gardens and containers. Learn about its pros and cons and more sustainable alternatives.| The Spruce