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calendulacraft · 3 months
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:: create your own abundance ::
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wildrungarden · 5 months
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11/21/23 ~ broccoli harvest at school
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chokrihizem · 11 months
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Black Zebra tomatoes are easy to grow and known for being vigorous, abundant producers and beyond-description so delicious!
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Want to read: GROWING BLACK ZEBRA TOMATOES
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unicornvibration · 2 years
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Today's harvest!
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turtlesandfrogs · 2 years
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It's time for a garden gamble!
You see, it's very late for me to be sowing greens, but!
A) I have a hoop house I've not tried growing winter greens in yet
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B) the weather has been much, much warmer than usual for this time of year. Like, last year it was in the 40s by this point, and we're still in the 70s.
So, I just started a bunch of spinach, arugula, lettuce, kale, bok choy, & cilantro. Along with clover, yarrow, and other plants that provide habitat for beneficial bugs, mycorrhizae, and will hopefully act as a living mulch.
The clover and other low growing plants as living mulch is an idea that I'm really interested in testing out more throughly. It worked great under kale this summer (though I still managed to plant them too close together), so I'm interested to see how it does in the hoophouse.
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alienxboiii · 1 year
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Been meaning to post this but I started my garden again! Things may be a lil crowded but I'm hopeful, it'll turn out alright! Already looks like things are sprouting (this was earlier today, DAY 14!!) I got cucumbers, carrots, sage, thyme, and watermelon! 😃💚🌱🥒🥕🍉☮️🕉✌🏾
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dulcey4 · 2 years
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These be strange times in my garden that was dead, but somehow risen for one more sprinkle of summer color 🐝🌸🌼🧟‍♀️🪦
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reala-kasori · 2 years
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divine-nonchalance · 2 years
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A world where there’s only permaculture farming.
Vitamin and mineral levels in our food will skyrocket.
This will also greatly reduce the cost of our healthcare system and improve the quality of life for everyone including all wild animals.
Biodiversity will only increase, along with an increase in fertile soil.
Thankfully politicians and farmers wordwide are realizing this, it’s only a matter of patience before it happens. I am extremely grateful for this.
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psilosirens · 2 years
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makin sauuuuuuce
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ewspconsultancy · 1 month
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Case Study: Yorkshire Garden Design
Working with small and somewhat awkwardly shaped garden spaces is a challenge for many gardeners. But with the right designs we can overcome all the difficulties that can arise and create attractive and functional spaces. Yorkshire Permaculture Design This design for a property near the coast of North Yorkshire, in England, works with existing features and reclaimed materials already on the…
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wildrungarden · 7 months
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10/4/23 ~ One of my classes I’m taking this semester that I haven’t mentioned is Horticulture Pest Control. I know, I know… I want to do sustainable gardening. That’s what I was thinking when I found out I had to take this class for my program.
And what’s funny is, if I pass my license exam, I’ll be a certified pest control person 😆
I’m learning the pros and cons to pest control and it’s actually very interesting. How to culturally do it before it even becomes a problem and then taking chemical actions if it is a problem. But it is very interesting learning both sustainable and non-sustainable sides of pest control. And how we actually add a bunch of our unwanted pest in our yard by doing certain things we think help our yard.
Maybe I’ll get into that sometime, I don’t know 😆 Would any of you be interested in things of that nature? Or nah?!😂
Anywayyyy —
I am being sustainable, and that’s what I’ve always done and always wanted in my garden. So I’m going to stick to my guns & continue to treat my yard/plants with organic, botanical and/or biological practices 👩🏻‍🌾
I’m learning about biological & botanical pesticides, fungicides & herbicides. So far in the garden - I’ve handpicked all my problems, used neem oil & diatomaceous earth. Since I’m educating myself, I may invest and try out some new biological products for my garden for the next year. 😇 It’s all about learning & testing things out yourself, folks!
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chokrihizem · 9 months
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Garlic is one of the best plant you can grow at home.
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It is easy to plant, easy to care for and super easy to harvest.
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Late spring or early summer will be the ideal time to harvest garlic because the plant have already finished the whole cycle of its cultivation!
Want to read: How To Grow Garlic
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unicornvibration · 2 years
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My organic garden
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