Posted by Grange Co-op on 22nd Apr 2022
The Basics of Drip Irrigation
Drip irrigation is a type of irrigation that entails a measured application of water with emitters. It is also known as low-flow, trickle, and micro-irrigation. Although this method has a slow flow rate, it is the most efficient type of irrigation.
Over the years, drip irrigation has transformed into an easy and reliable irrigation method that can be used for all types of situations.
To learn more about the bas… Read more
Posted by Grange Co-op on 25th Mar 2022
The Best Indoor Succulents You Can Grow!
If you’re looking for houseplants that are easy to grow and require minimum maintenance, then look no further than indoor succulents. Indoor succulents require very little water and care, so you don’t have to do perform many caretaking tasks. Here is a list of the best indoor succulents you can grow:
Aloe vera
Jade Plant
Echeveria
Crown of thorns
Burro’s Tail
Panda plant
Zebra Cactus
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Posted by Grange Co-op on 1st Apr 2020
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Thank you to Glenridge Gardens for creating this educational video. Watch the video above to learn about some of Grange Co-op’s most recommended organic fertilizers. Learn the valu… Read more
Posted by Grange Co-op on 14th Jan 2020
Wildflowers in the Winter?Yes! Here’s why:
Most of the hardy wildflowers used in mixes intended for ‘naturalizing’ (becoming established in the landscape as though it were a natural, native species) require winter chilling, and even freezing, to prepare them to germinate naturally in the late-winter to very early spring. By sowing wildflower seeds in the fall and winter, they are prepared by nature to germinate at the right time for your area.5… Read more