US EditionHow to Use Cornstarch in Your Garden to Deter Pests, Treat Diseases, Improve Water Retention, and More
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How to Use Cornstarch in Your Garden to Deter Pests, Treat Diseases, Improve Water Retention, and More
This pantry staple works wonders in the garden. Getty ImagesCornstarch isn’t just for baking cakes, cupcakes, and muffins. It actually works wonders in the garden, treating powdery mildew, improving water retention in planters, helping prevent blisters on your hands from digging, and more. Here, we’ve provided tips and tricks from garden experts who share all the inventive ways they use cornstarch in the garden.Meet the ExpertsLindsay Springer, …
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