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I know it’s still winter, but if you’re anything like me, you’re already itching to get back into the garden! If you’re still planning your 2025 garden, let’s talk about the crops you can start sowing very soon. The key to a successful garden is growing with the season. That means it’s time to s
Gingerfoot Garden

Gingerfoot Garden

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Planting her picture in Walmart
#couple #couples #funnycouple #fyp #foryou
QandKiya

QandKiya

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You are planting basil wrongðŸŒą
Most store-bought basil is actually multiple plants crammed into one pot—which means they’ll compete for nutrients and stay small. Here’s what I did instead: â€Ē Gently removed the plant from the pot â€Ē Separated each individual plant (yes, it feels wrong 😂) â€Ē Gave each one its own space to grow
Theeastergardener

Theeastergardener

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A handwritten Zone 6 planting schedule on notebook paper, detailing when to start indoors, plant/transport, and harvest various vegetables like beans, beets, and spinach. The chart uses color-coded bars across months from February to December to indicate activity timings.
USDA Zone 6b Planting Schedule
Hand made.. don’t judge. These are just the veges and things I’ll be planting this year.
1stWrldPrbms

1stWrldPrbms

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A Chinese Money Tree plant with round green leaves sits in a dark pot by a sunlit window. Overlay text reads 'The Enchanting Chinese Money Tree Plant Care, Symbolism, and Tips' with a 'SWIPE' indicator.
A hand holds a small potted Chinese Money Tree plant with round green leaves. Overlay text introduces the Pachira aquatica as visually appealing, symbolic of prosperity, and easy to care for.
A small potted Chinese Money Tree plant with round green leaves is held. Overlay text describes the plant's origin in Central/South America, its role in feng shui, and folklore about a farmer's fortune.
ðŸŠīChinese Money TreeðŸŠī
ðŸŒģBy understanding its care requirements, recognizing its symbolism, and following practical tips, you can successfully nurture your Chinese Money Tree plant. ðŸŒģWhether you’re a seasoned plant parent or a beginner, this resilient plant can thrive in your home, bringing beauty and good fortune along
Nature Elegance

Nature Elegance

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STOP PLANTING LIKE THIS ❌
I’m just sayingâ€Ķ do y’all believe me now?? ðŸ‘€ðŸŒą Same plant. Same seeds. Two different methodsâ€Ķ and look at the difference ðŸ˜ģ One was planted straight in the groundâ€Ķ The other was started in a plastic bag first 👀 Sometimes it’s not what you’re growingâ€Ķ it’s HOW you’re growing it. Stop mak
Chef YasmyneChanel 💕

Chef YasmyneChanel 💕

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Planting Season
#happyplanting #cutflowergarden #pollinatorgarden #lots of ðŸŒą #gardengreens
Duquette BethAnne

Duquette BethAnne

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A comprehensive Zone 10a planting calendar details monthly sowing, planting, and transplanting schedules for fruits, vegetables, and herbs. It highlights mild winters, a long growing season, and year-round fresh food, with special notes and tropical additions for Florida, South Texas, and Southern California.
Zone 10a Planting Calendar
For all my Zone 10a gardeners this is super helpful. #zone10a #plantingcalendar #gardening
Costillagirl

Costillagirl

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Planting garlic in a tower!
Find the full video here: https://youtu.be/fLSQ-zLwiaQ?si=KHY3HHooFuM1nVP9 Planting garlic in containers is very doable and can really save you some space in the garden when it typically takes 7-9 months to get a harvest! #garlic #plantinggarlic #vegetablegardening #vegetablegarden #ur
From the Garden

From the Garden

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Castleman custom planting
#gettoknowme My planter tractor. #tractor #tractorlife
Bart Castleman

Bart Castleman

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Little things I do to help the environment
Biking ðŸšē From spring to fall I opt to bike to a lot of places- school, the library, farmers market, my ballet classes, and friends houses. That being said, although my town isn’t the most bike-able, we have good bike lanes and I live in a fairly central part, so it takes me 10-20 minutes to get ar
AnaliseCL

AnaliseCL

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this is what a sick lemon tree looks like
If you have these bumps, chances are the whole neighbourhood does too. it's always best to treat them as you see them. Different states in Australia have different ways to get rid of thwm so you can check out your local agriculture websites. #citrusgall #citrusgallwasp #busychrisgardening
busychrisgardening

busychrisgardening

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A close-up of hands planting a small green seedling into rich soil, with text "ZONE 6 ~ MAY planting guide" and keywords like "night temps," "regions," "direct sow," "what to plant," and "tips."
A sunny garden path lined with colorful flowers, featuring text "SAVE THIS for your May planting guide" and "FOLLOW FOR YOUR ZONE new blooms every month" from Blooms by Zone.
A guide for Zone 6 May edibles, listing vegetables to "PLANT NOW" like tomatoes and peppers, "ALSO GREAT" options such as melons and eggplant, and "BONUS" crops like lettuce and radishes, with a tip on frost.
Zone 6 May Planting Guide ðŸŒą
May in Zone 6 is when the garden finally begins. The risk of frost is fading, the soil is warming, and this is the moment many gardeners have been waiting for. If you’ve been holding off — now you can plant. âļŧ ðŸŒą Direct Sow Now ~ Beans ~ Corn ~ Cucumbers ~ Squash ~ Lettuce ~ Carr
ðŸŒŋ Lyly ðŸŒŋ

ðŸŒŋ Lyly ðŸŒŋ

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What I Wish I Knew Before Growing Tomatoes
ðŸŠītomatoes get BIG! You can grow containers in pots, but 15 gallon or more is recommended for indeterminate types. Determinate types can do well in a 10 gallon, but of course the more soil the better the yield! ⛓ïļplan your support system! There are plenty of resources online for how to make your ow
ð–Ķđï―Ąâ‹†Brooke ⋆.˚ð–Ķđ

ð–Ķđï―Ąâ‹†Brooke ⋆.˚ð–Ķđ

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Planting watermelon
Plant watermelon now so future you can eat giant juicy melons all summer 😎☀ïļ Save this guide before planting season disappears 👀 #gardening #urbangarden #containergardening #gardeningtips
smallrootsgarden

smallrootsgarden

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Getting my garden organized before planting ðŸŒąâœĻ
In this video, I’m putting out the garden labels I made so I already know where everything is going once my plants are ready to move outside. If you don’t label your plants early, you will NOT remember what’s what later 😅 A little prep now saves a lot of confusion later! #GardenPrep #Gard
Sprout It OutðŸŒą

Sprout It OutðŸŒą

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Cucumber planting guide
There’s nothing like picking fresh cucumbers straight from the garden 😍ðŸĨ’ Give them sunshine, warm soil, and consistent watering and they’ll take OFF. A few cucumber tips that actually matter: ðŸŒą Plant after frost danger is gone ☀ïļ Full sun = bigger harvests 💧 Keep soil evenly moist ðŸŠī Trellis
smallrootsgarden

smallrootsgarden

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February Planting Guide!ðŸŒļ
Here is my usual monthly planting guide! I’ll be starting seeds in March here in MN. #garden #gardening #plants #home #homesteading
Meghan

Meghan

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A vibrant balcony garden features various potted herbs and plants, with the text 'GET TO PLANTING!' overlaid, encouraging home gardening.
A bright kitchen features wooden shelves holding multiple white pots with fresh green herbs like basil, promoting indoor gardening.
A rustic kitchen wall displays a vertical garden made of wooden slats and mason jars, each holding different herbs and greens.
Get to Planting!
Sis, It’s Time to Grow Your Own Food! ðŸŒąðŸĨĶ Listen, these grocery store prices are straight-up disrespectful. Eggs got us rethinking breakfast, and don’t even get me started on fresh produce! Get Started with these: 1. Basil 2. Mint 3. Chives 4. Parsley 5. Green onions 6. Cilantro
The Hidden Porch ÂĐ

The Hidden Porch ÂĐ

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Planting seeds of Faith ðŸŒą
Sweet Jesus will do the rest! #faith
Kila Johnson

Kila Johnson

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Planting Seeds of Faith: Speak Life Over Yourself
We all have been through or currently going through times that we doubt ourselves but not anymore! We will plant positive seeds and watch them grow!!! #dailydevotional #faithoverfear #positiveaffirmations #christianlifestyle #encouragement
Tootsie_Roll

Tootsie_Roll

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Trying the viral snail planting method
#plants #seedstarting #garden #homesteading #alaska
filipinanurseinalaska

filipinanurseinalaska

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Green onions for companion planting
#gardening #companionplanting
Ambreon

Ambreon

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Planting what we’ll actually need ðŸĨ°
#herbalism #garden #seeds #homeapothecary #holistichealth
LUSH&DEW

LUSH&DEW

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Planting tips
This is a game changer. The easiest way to plant your flowersðŸŒŧ #garden #gardening #diy #plant #lifehacks #planting #gardenhacks #flower #flowers #flowerlover #viral #fyp #containergardening #greenthumb #tips #spring #summer #beautiful
Gardenholic

Gardenholic

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Zone 10 March Planting Guide ðŸŒą
March in Zone 10 is planting season. The soil is warm, daylight is increasing, and many crops can go straight into the ground now. âļŧ ðŸŒą Direct sow ~ Lettuce ~ Spinach ~ Arugula ~ Radishes ~ Beans âļŧ 🍅 Start or plant now ~ Tomatoes ~ Peppers ~ Eggplant âļŧ ðŸŒŋ Herbs ~ B
ðŸŒŋ Lyly ðŸŒŋ

ðŸŒŋ Lyly ðŸŒŋ

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You Can Still be PlantingðŸŦķðŸŒļ
Yalll I try to plant new seeds/plants EVERY SINGLE MONTH! Here are the seeds I am going to plant in August. I am in garden zone 8b, but these seeds should work in any zone where your first frost date is later than September. #plantingseason #gardeningðŸŒą #plantingideas #backyardgardener
Still Waters Ranch

Still Waters Ranch

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November Planting Guide!
Here’s my monthly planting guide! Check out my page for previous ones and follow for more home & garden content! 💚 #garden #gardening #planting #fall #plant
Meghan

Meghan

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Planting A Pomegranate Tree ðŸŒī
Thrilled to share the latest addition to my garden! ðŸŒŋ I just planted my gorgeous pomegranate tree from @Tytynursery in a large container, and I'm so excited to watch it grow! ðŸŒļ The tree arrived full, healthy, and FAST 🚀, and I'm loving the vibrant color and lush foliage already ðŸŒŧ. Can't
Chef YasmyneChanel 💕

Chef YasmyneChanel 💕

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What To Do In Your Garden In February Before Plant
Late winter gardening isn’t planting season — it’s preparation season. Before your last frost date, do these three things: 1ïļâƒĢ Clear garden beds Remove leftover debris so soil warms evenly and pests don’t hide. 2ïļâƒĢ Plan plant locations Decide where everything will grow before the rush of
Lisa | Growing Good Co ðŸŒą

Lisa | Growing Good Co ðŸŒą

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Planting strawberries
There is what I did to plant my strawberry plants last spring. Random Thoughts 💭What's on my mind: thinking of my 2025 garden Current Mood: 🧐 ⭐Rate: ⭐ïļâ­ïļâ­ïļ #garden #gardening #strawberryplant #growingstrawberries #gardenaesthetic
Moonlight Garden

Moonlight Garden

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A pot of pink and white cosmos flowers sits on green grass, surrounded by a bag of potting mix, a green bucket, and a small brown pot. The image has text overlays "SPRING" and "Some flower planting."
A top-down view of a light green pot filled with vibrant red Kalanchoe flowers and dark soil, resting on a bed of light brown and grey pebbles.
An overhead shot showing several potted plants, including pink and white cosmos, red Kalanchoe, and orange marigolds, arranged on a concrete surface next to a building wall.
Flower planting âœĻðŸŦķ
Here’s one of my fun hobbies that i like to do to decompress, and get away from the stress of life. Thought i would shareðŸŦķðŸŧ #hobbies #flowers #springaesthetic #embracevulnerability #Lemon8Diary #healthylifestyle2024 #spring #spring2023 Florida
Alanagrace28

Alanagrace28

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Gardening Finds at Dollar Tree!
Did you know Dollar Tree has some surprisingly good gardening supplies? It’s the perfect spot to grab affordable essentials for starting or refreshing your garden without breaking the bank. From planting tools to cute little pots, they’ve got so many budget-friendly options. I love finding ways
Anna Brynn

Anna Brynn

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A garden scene with young plants in soil and a trowel, featuring the title 'Blooms by Zone ZONE 8 ~ APRIL planting guide' and topics like night temps, regions, direct sow, what to plant, and tips.
A vibrant garden path with yellow daffodils and purple flowers, overlaid with text encouraging viewers to 'SAVE THIS for your April planting guide' and 'FOLLOW FOR YOUR ZONE' for new blooms monthly.
A list of Zone 8 April edibles to plant now, including tomatoes, peppers, basil, cucumbers, beans, squash, melons, eggplant, corn, okra, sunflowers, arugula, cilantro, and dill, with frost tips, set against raised garden beds.
Zone 8 April Planting Guide ðŸŒą What To Plant Now
April in Zone 8 is one of the best planting months of the year. The soil is warm, the days are longer, and the garden is fully coming to life. If you’ve been waiting to plant — this is your moment. Here’s your Zone 8 April planting guide: âļŧ ðŸŒą Direct Sow Now ~ Peas ~ Lettuce ~ Sp
ðŸŒŋ Lyly ðŸŒŋ

ðŸŒŋ Lyly ðŸŒŋ

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planting onions 101
if you’re new to gardening you’re in the right place. i’m sharing very easy, beginner style tips on how to start a garden. i’m not an expert or a pro, but i have gardened successfully for many years, and always learning new things. when you’re new, there’s so much information, it can be ove
lindsay🌞

lindsay🌞

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It’s time to start planting indoors!ðŸĪ—
#vegetablegardening #gardening #gardeningforbeginners #gardeninglife #gardenersoflemon8
âœĻ🌷AmberRose🌷âœĻ

âœĻ🌷AmberRose🌷âœĻ

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A vibrant garden scene featuring a patio table, various blooming flowers like daylilies, coneflowers, and daisies, with climbing roses in the background. Overlay text reads "ZONE 8 June Planting Guide" and "Direct Sow | Start Indoors | Nighttemps," along with "Blooms by Zone" branding.
An infographic titled "Zone 8 Overview" listing states in the Pacific Northwest, Southwest, Great Plains, and Southeast that are in Zone 8. It also specifies June nighttime temperatures (50-70°F) and includes a US map highlighting Zone 8, with floral illustrations.
A visual guide titled "What to Direct Sow in June (Zone 8)" displaying five different flowers: pink Cosmos, red Zinnia, blue Love-in-a-Mist, orange Calendula, and purple Lupine, each labeled with its name against a green background.
ðŸŒŋ Zone 8 friends, here’s your June planting guide!
From bold zinnias to pollinator-friendly snapdragons, these blooms aren’t just beautiful — they feed birds, bees, and butterflies all summer long. ðŸĶðŸŒļ ➡ïļ Remember: Zones can vary! Even within Washington or Texas, you’ll find areas ranging from Zone 7 to 10. Always check your USDA zone before plan
ðŸŒŋ Lyly ðŸŒŋ

ðŸŒŋ Lyly ðŸŒŋ

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