October, 2015 The hearty souls of the Mayan Garden Club trekked through the rains on an adventure to find great bargains and authentic art works on the road to Coba. After dodging pigs and dogs […]
In the Mayan Rivera, the soil and the water have a lot of salt content. For that reason, it is necessary to have plants and trees that are salt tolerant. There are many web sites […]
For large pots for in and outside, garden furniture and benches and items, furniture, pictures, candles, wall decorations (fish, starfish, turtles etc.), Try Muebles Ikal in Playa del Carmen! The have great prices and see Patricia […]
Many of us come from climates with specific seasons with temperature differences. Gardening in a tropical environment is very different. This month we have some basics for gardening in the tropics you can have a beautiful […]
Treating fungus on Mango Trees and other plants Because of the humidity in our area, some plants are prone to fungal diseases. Here is a tip that helps control fungus on Mango trees. Fungus is […]
In Mexico public sewage is not very common. As a result most homes have a septic tank which then sends the processed water through a wetlands system for clean the water. We recently found a […]
The Mayan Garden Club has resumed meetings and is planning a couple of exciting trips during October, one south and one north. On October 22nd, we’re planning a “Coba Road Trip” to explore the vivero, the […]
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