Originally printed at http://www.smallfootprintfamily.com/ The basics of composting are simple. Almost anything natural or plant-based can be composted; just don’t add meat, bones or a lot of fat, because as they decompose, they will create a […]
Sargassum – Don’t complain about how it looks, harvest it! Information From NOAA : National Ocean Service Did you know that the sargassum (sea weed) on the beach is really good fertilizer for your plants? […]
The Mayan Garden Club meet at La Buena Vida for the March meeting. In April, there will not be a business meeting but we will go to Puerto Morales for a tour of the Botanical […]
This is the first book that most of us buy. It has great information on the plants in the Yucatan area and their uses in food, medicine, and art. Wonderful photos and great information. Its […]
We are unsure of the name of this place (if you know please tell us). Here are the GPS coordinates. https://www.google.com/maps?q=loc:20.641172,-87.086227
Next time you bring home a pineapple, keep the top and grow another Here are the steps Buy a pineapple and cut off the top leaves with about one inch of fruit. Plant the pineapple […]
Whether you are planting from seeds ,cuttings or grown plants the soil determines how the plant will grow. Most of the areas of the Yucatan have poor soil and usually is only a 4-5 inch […]
The Web site is now a reality (Mayangarden.club). The name Mayan was chosen as opposed to Maya because Maya already brings up too much on Google, none related to us and we don’t want people […]
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