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210 reactions · 14 shares | Tip Tuesday: Pruning Pepper Plants #tiptuesday #gardeningtips #garden #gardening | Jason & Natalie Biggs | Gardeners | Urban Homesteaders | Facebook
The Secret To Fertilizing Peonies – Power Up Your Peonies Before Spring Arrives!
Peonies are known for being some of the earliest flowers to brighten up gardens after winter fades. Their blooms can appear anywhere from early April to mid-June, depending on the local climate. But to flower with gusto – they need power – and they need it right from the start!
4M views · 35K reactions | DIY with a Twist! | DIY with a Twist! #thriftstorefinds #upcycleddecor #homeandgarden | By The Gooch | I'm about to teach you something I bet you didn't know. Add one/ 4 cup of alcohol to dishwater. Take a thrift store teapot, submerge it under water, take your kitchen nail, and gently hammer it into the bottom of your teapot. Notice how it didn't break. Now, fill your teapot with your favorite potting soil and then add in your favorite flower plant. How about that? If I can do this, you can do this.
4M views · 35K reactions | DIY with a Twist! | DIY with a Twist! #thriftstorefinds #upcycleddecor #homeandgarden | By The Gooch | I'm about to teach you something I bet you didn't know. Add one/ 4 cup of alcohol to dishwater. Take a thrift store teapot, submerge it under water, take your kitchen nail, and gently hammer it into the bottom of your teapot. Notice how it didn't break. Now, fill your teapot with your favorite potting soil and then add in your favorite flower plant. How about that? If I can do this, you can do this.
3.7K views · 701 reactions | One way to ensure you get the biggest, best and most tomatoes you’ve ever grown is to make sure their soil never dries out completely and feed them on a regular basis. Tomatoes are big plants the require lots of nutrients. I use the Texas Pot Method to ensure mine get the nutrition they need. The Texas Pot Method involves drilling holes in a container and then burying it in the ground between two tomato bushes. I mix up a liquid fertilizer like Hasta Gro Pro from @medinaagriculture in my watering can and fill the container. Once it drains, I fill it again. I do this every three weeks. While I use a plastic pot and matching saucer, you can get by with any container you have. Your tomato plants don’t care where the container looks like, they just care if you fill it up every third week! #PlantHappinessYall @gotexan Get more great tips like this on our website (Link in bio) #TexasGardening#TexasGarden #TexasGardenerTips | Texas Gardener Magazine | Facebook
3.7K views · 701 reactions | One way to ensure you get the biggest, best and most tomatoes you’ve ever grown is to make sure their soil never dries out completely and feed them on a regular basis. Tomatoes are big plants the require lots of nutrients. I use the Texas Pot Method to ensure mine get the nutrition they need. The Texas Pot Method involves drilling holes in a container and then burying it in the ground between two tomato bushes. I mix up a liquid fertilizer like Hasta Gro Pro from @medinaagriculture in my watering can and fill the container. Once it drains, I fill it again. I do this every three weeks. While I use a plastic pot and matching saucer, you can get by with any container you have. Your tomato plants don’t care where the container looks like, they just care i
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350K views · 1.3K reactions | One of our most asked-about things? Our in-ground vermicompost bins. So let’s dive in! 🪱✨ Our worm homies are the VIPs of our garden disco. We absolutely love them!! Because of that, these bins are a core part of our garden blueprint whenever we set up new beds—because they turn kitchen scraps into pure garden gold right where it’s needed. We make ours out of hardware cloth, but you can also thrift a wire waste bin or bury a 5-gallon bucket with holes. However you do it, trust me—the worms will show up for the party. 🪩 🪱 Want to supercharge your bin? Toss in some red wigglers! You can order them from @unclejimswormfarm or just lay out some moist cardboard and let your local worm squad roll in. From there, just drop in your kitchen scraps and let ‘em do
