Is it really a big deal if you use garden soil for your potted plants? Learn what makes these types of soil different, and ...

Garden soil is an amendment mixed with native soil for use in the ground. “Garden soil is too dense, causes unwanted drainage problems, compacts the roots, and further discourages growth in ...

Seems like every time I go to the nursery, there are new things to buy — and I’m not talking about the plants. This is ...

As similar as they may sound, "garden soil" and "potting soil" are different. Learn when you should be using one of these products over the other.

Here are the best potting soils for all your plants, from vegetables to house plants to flowers. Head to the nursery and you’ll find an array of potting soils for every imaginable gardening need ...

Rehydrate dried out potting soil with these simple methods to keep your plants thriving.

Used potting soil known to have some type of soil born disease, pathogens or pests is best discarded. In this gardener's opinion, it’s not worth the effort to rejuvenate the soil nor the ...

A common recommendation is to sterilize ordinary garden soil by baking it at 200 degrees Fahrenheit for 20 minutes. Not only is this inefficient, but it will make your house smell terrible.

Take a look at eight different types of potting soil mixes that will help you support the growth of your potted plants at home.

The differences between garden soil and potting soil shouldn’t be ignored.