knowledge — Gardening

You're not the only ones enjoying the garden this summer. Aphids, mosquitoes, rabbits and deer will also love your lush annuals, perennials, vegetables and herbs.

Watching pests destroy your yard is frustrating, not to mention expensive (Americans spent more than $36 billion on their lawns and gardens in 2015, according to the National Garden Survey, but they gave up  gardening or sprayed tons of chemicals.Toxic chemicals aren't the only ways to deal with pests.

For a garden full of beautiful flowers that bugs and furry foragers won't touch, plant these four naturally pest-resistant plants:

In times of crisis, there always emerges a solution out of nowhere. As the saying goes as Necessity is the mother of invention. Every fortune is brought forth by a disaster. 

As such word, Urban Farming befitted as a way out for the food production crisis and enhancing the health standards of mankind.