by juliezuckerberg | Aug 16, 2018 | Blog, Gardening, Julie Zuckerberg |
When repotting or landscaping, it’s crucial to use the correct soil to ensure your plants receive the proper nutrients. But with so many different types of soil on the market – which should you choose? To answer this question, you first need to understand the...
by juliezuckerberg | Jul 12, 2018 | Blog, Gardening, Julie Zuckerberg, New York City |
Plants are incredibly beneficial to have in your home or workspace. They reduce stress, improve air quality, and help reduce background noise. But not everyone is born with a green thumb. If the thought of owning and taking care of plants intimidates you—never fear!...
by juliezuckerberg | Jun 18, 2018 | Blog, Gardening, Julie Zuckerberg, New York City, The Terrace Garden |
Time for the hunted to become the hunter. There’s a wide assortment of tools at your disposal. Short range Sometimes the old ways are best. Nothing beats a rolled newspaper. Those of you with digital subscriptions can use your iPads (kidding). Just remember that...
by juliezuckerberg | May 8, 2018 | Blog, Gardening, Julie Zuckerberg, New York City, The Terrace Garden |
Plants have preferences. Just like people. Some plants love the cold. They’re like bros who walk around in board shorts in the middle of winter. Other plants love the heat, like an old man who wears a cardigan to the beach. The point is, plants react differently to...
by juliezuckerberg | Apr 10, 2018 | Blog, Food, Gardening, New York City |
When I was young, my mom used to buy dry spices in 99 cent bulk-sized containers. They looked like sawdust and tasted worse. I always hated parsley because I only ever knew it as colored dust. When I finally had access to fresh parsley, it was a revelation. It’s like...
by juliezuckerberg | Apr 10, 2018 | Blog, Food, Gardening, New York City, The Terrace Garden |
Before we can kick this plant party into high gear I’ll need to carefully select the guest list. With 391 thousand known plant species on the planet, this seems like a Herculean task. But the climate of the Northeast US (and the unique microclimate of my terrace)...
