How to Search for Science-Based Gardening Advice
...may need to enter, for example, both “hydrogen peroxide” and “H2O2.” With plants you may need to use both the popular and scientific names. Unfortunately, as Chalker-Scott noted, there’s a lack of practical small-scale gardening advice in peer reviewed literature. But a search of the research literature is a start and can help screen out bogus info (a lot of which comes from people trying to sell things). And knowing that there are no studies can...
