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April in Zone 9 is one of the most important planting months of the year. The soil is warm, the days are getting longer, and the garden is thriving — but heat is on the way. If you’ve been waiting to plant, this is your window. ⸻ 🌱 Direct Sow Now ~ Beans ~ Cucumbers ~ Squash ~ Cor
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🌿 Lyly 🌿

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Planting Cucumbers 🥒
In My Garden At Least 100 Times A Day❤️🫶🏽 Cucumber Planting 🥒 #chefyasmyne #yasmynechanel #ziplocgermination #ziplockmethod #cucumber
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Chef YasmyneChanel 💕

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You are planting basil wrong🌱
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: • Gently removed the plant from the pot • Separated each individual plant (yes, it feels wrong 😂) • Gave each one its own space to grow
Theeastergardener

Theeastergardener

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A bag of planting mix for indoor, outdoor, and houseplants, featuring 60% coconut coir and 40% perlite, enriched with moringa, green aminos, yucca, and silica. It promotes optimal drainage, aeration, and moisture retention. The bag indicates net contents of 4 dry quarts.
Best Soil
Perfect planting mix for your indoor , outdoor and houseplants. Made with 60% coni Bo coconut coir , 40% premium perlite , with moringa, green aminos , Yucca and Silica . It’s perfect for optimal drainage, aeration and moisture retention. My plants love this. You can find her soil on TikTok shop or
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Planting Onion Bulbs 🧅
🌱✨ Planting the future, one onion bulb at a time! Picked up these beauties from my local farmers market. 🌿🧅 Here's to fresh harvests and delicious meals. 🍽️💚 #FarmToTable #OnionLove #yasmynechanel #chefyasmyne #eatwellfeelgood
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Chef YasmyneChanel 💕

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