This week, as the temperature rises, it’s a good time to focus on natural pest control methods. Encourage beneficial insects like ladybugs and lacewings by planting flowers such as marigolds and dill, reducing your reliance on chemical pesticides.
April showers bring more than just May flowers—they can also bring the risk of soil erosion. This week, explore strategies for preventing erosion, such as using ground covers and building swales to manage water flow.
Spring is in full swing, and it’s the perfect time to establish a pollinator garden. By planting native flowers, you can support local pollinators like bees, butterflies, and birds while boosting your garden’s productivity.
With warmer days ahead, it’s time to focus on building healthy soil. Mulching not only suppresses weeds but also retains moisture and fosters the microbial life that’s vital to a thriving permaculture garden.
