by Full Circle Soils & Compost | Dec 29, 2020 | Backyard Composting, Gardening and Growing Tips, Misc, Nevada Compost, Uncategorized
Well, folks. It’s the end of the year! And as short as these winter days are, for us die-hard gardener and grower types, they can sure feel long … as we gaze longingly out at our snow-blanketed planter boxes like a lonely puppy, counting down the weeks till spring...
by Full Circle Soils & Compost | Oct 1, 2020 | DIY, Gardening and Growing Tips, Get Ready for Spring
The cold weather is starting to creep its way in and us gardeners are bummed that this year’s gardening season is officially over. Turn that frown upside down because there’s still so much you can do with your green thumb and your gardening tools. It’s time to get...
by Full Circle Soils & Compost | Aug 25, 2020 | DIY, Gardening, Gardening and Growing Tips
Reseed Your Grass In The Fall & Get Ready For Spring! If you’re a landscape lover like us, you want your grass, your garden, and all your greenery looking its very greenest! We know it can’t always be possible, especially as we catch the heat...
by Full Circle Soils & Compost | Apr 9, 2020 | DIY, Gardening and Growing Tips, Tomatoes!
Is it possible to get 300 lbs of tomatoes off of only four plants in one 4ft x 4ft raised bed? Is it possible to grow huge tomatoes in Nevada? Both–totally doable! Even if you’re not a seasoned green thumb–even if you DON’T have a greenhouse....
by Full Circle Soils & Compost | Aug 2, 2016 | Gardening, Gardening and Growing Tips, Latest
“Natural pesticide?” Sounds like an oxymoron right? Check this out: There’s a talc-like powder made from the dusty remains of ancient marine plankton. It’s called Diatomaceous Earth and it’s hell for most pesky insects that terrorize our...
by Full Circle Soils & Compost | Jul 21, 2016 | Gardening, Gardening and Growing Tips, Misc, Nevada Compost, Organic Gardening Products, Soil Science, Tips, Uncategorized
It’s halfway through the summer and your garden needs to recharge. Here are some quick tips to keep your garden ship-shape before harvest. For the LAWN: Remove all the weeds. Mow lawn as needed. Redistribute lawn clipping across area. Add 1/4 inch of BOOST all...