FAQ Find answers to common questions about your yard in our FAQ section. What makes us better than others? Discover simple tips, plant care, and seasonal inspiration. Let your garden breathe, bloom, and thrive. I’m a beginner. What’s the easiest plant to start with? Start with low-maintenance plants like Snake Plant, Pothos, or Spider Plant. They require minimal care and tolerate some neglect. How often should I water my plants? It depends on the plant type and weather. A general rule is to check the top inch of soil—if it's dry, it's time to water. What are the basic tools I need to start gardening? You’ll need gloves, a trowel, pruners, a watering can, and a small spade. These cover most beginner needs. Do expensive tools work better? Not always. Look for durable and ergonomic tools. Some affordable options work just as well if maintained properly. Can I make my own compost at home? Yes! Use kitchen scraps, garden waste, and avoid meat or dairy. A simple bin in your backyard or balcony is enough. Any easy DIY garden decor ideas? Try painted pots, upcycled pallets for vertical gardens, or hanging planters from old jars or cans. What’s the best soil mix for potted plants? Use a mix of potting soil, compost, and perlite or sand to ensure proper drainage and nutrients for healthy plant growth. How can I prevent pests in my garden naturally? Try neem oil, garlic spray, or introducing beneficial insects like ladybugs to control pests without chemicals. How much sunlight do plants really need? Most flowering plants need 6–8 hours of sunlight, while leafy greens and indoor plants may prefer indirect light. How do I know if I’m overwatering my plants? Signs include yellowing leaves, wilting despite wet soil, and root rot. Always check the soil before watering. HAVE ANY QUESTIONS? Name Email Subject Your Question
