Corn cobs, often discarded as waste, can be repurposed into a natural fertilizer that promotes healthy plant growth ...

University of Toronto researchers create biochar from wood as strong as mild steel, redefining sustainable materials.

Industrial dyes used in textiles, plastics, paper, and cosmetics make wastewater vividly colored and potentially toxic. Many ...

A new study finds that rinsing biochar removes dissolved organics - the key to trapping toxic lead and cleaning contaminated ...

Gardening tech is evolving to make plant care easier and more efficient. For example, are you unsure if your plants need watering or are getting sufficient sunlight? There are apps for that.

A new comprehensive study highlights the remarkable potential of engineered biochar, a carbon-rich product derived from plant ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. How do you use the Grow A Garden Night Staff? Well, it’s one of several tools in your arsenal to attract specific mutations onto your plants. They all ...

Your garbage just might be your garden’s treasure. Here’s what you need to know about using eggshells to help your plants ...

Use it all and waste nothing: We can show respect for the gifts we receive from the garden by doing our best to use ...

This video shows what happens when you use mulch in the garden such as grass clippings, sugarcane, woodchip, poultry litter, cardboard, and even general garden waste. Self Sufficient Me is based on ...

If you’re looking out of your kitchen window right now and noticing your garden slowly disappearing under a blanket of fallen leaves – you're not the only one. Whilst it’s tempting to reach straight ...

You may not always spot rats in your garden, but that doesn't mean they're not there. There could be subtle signs in your garden indicating their presence. Luckily, dealing with the issue can be ...