Gardening tips from PRO-MIX

Gardening... means brightening your world by growing something colorful, lush, moving,
and awe-inspiring. It means a return to basics. It means doing your part for the greater good.
And we live and breathe to help you create something stunning you can be proud of, season
after season. So that you can sit back and admire the fruit of your work… It’s all beautiful.

How to Control Aphids

Here are some tips to help you control aphids in your garden

How to make a hanging basket

You're looking for an original gift? Why not make a hanging basket? Here is all you will need as well as the steps to follow to achieve your project.

How to make the difference between earth and soil

Albert Mondor gives tips to make the difference between earth and soil.

How To Grow Chives: Tips on Planting And Harvesting

If you love to cook, you’re definitely missing out if you aren’t growing chives.

How to grow beautiful hanging baskets

Hanging baskets you buy in stores and garden centers can differ greatly.

How To Grow Beans: Tips on Planting And Caring

There are good reasons why beans are a garden staple, beginning with superior flavor, optimal nutrition and easy growth habits.

How To Grow Basil: tips On Planting And Harvesting

If you ask gardeners about their favorite herb, basil is nearly always on the top of the list.

The trendy gardener: Samurai garden in backyard

You can create your own hanging kokedama using utensils.

The trendy gardener: Tiny plants

You can easily create a lovely miniature plant arrangement in unusual containers.

What to do in the garden in August

It’s the long, hot dog days of summer. It’s perfectly acceptable to dedicate a few hours to laying around in the shade.

What to do in the garden in February

Alas, it’s February. Cabin fever is setting in and you never know if late winter days will be sunny or snowy, or maybe a little of each.

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What to do in the garden in July

You’ve worked hard for weeks. It’s time to enjoy the fruits of your labor, but be sure to keep the water coming for yourself and your plants as the mercury woars.