First year gardening

if it was my first year gardening, this is some random things i wish i had thought about. it can be overwhelming because there’s so much to learn. this is meant to be a guide to help you start and plan. 🌸research your zone and frost dates 🌼consider what plants are important to you 🌺n

I’ve been collecting information for gardening (I’ll have the space someday 😂) so figured I would share some of my recent finds!

In this video/post, I’m sharing 5 common gardening mistakes I made early on — so you can avoid them and grow with more confidence! Whether you’re planting your first seed or building your dream backyard garden, this one’s for you 💚 #gardeningmistakes #beginnergardener #gardeningtips #lear

this is my first ever time planting and trying gardening… so i could use some tips and tricks! i am hoping to be blessed by the garden gnome and have a bountiful garden! what is your favorite thing to grow? let me know! #gardeningforbeginners #gardenaesthetic #foryou #Lemon8 #garden2

I love gardening games, and they’re usually my go-to Switch games, so here are some cozy gardening and farming games you may want to try. 🌿 The Garden Path is a slice-of-life gardening simulation game, where players will care for a large garden and its residents. Time in The Garden Path is synce

Gardening is a wonderful way to connect with nature and find peace. If you’re just starting out, remember: 1️⃣ Choose easy-to-grow plants. 2️⃣ Water consistently but don’t overdo it! 3️⃣ Be patient and watch your garden thrive. ✨ What plant are you most excited to grow this year? Comment belo

We are a homesteading family and gardening is great for many things not only is it a source of food but also a source of income and a learning experience for my daughter. If you are interested in starting a a garden here are some tips for gardening with you kids. 1. Start with Easy, Kid-Frien

My dad passed away unexpectedly this last year and I decided that I wanted to plant his favorite flowers to take when I visit his grave site. This project cost me a total of $21.25 and beats the $25+ I spend on flowers every time I go visit him. Plus they’re grown by me and he would have loved that

Well, my son and I cleared out our small garden bed for the season and harvested our last items for fall 🥰🍁🍂🍃 We got a few red mini potatoes, parsley, basil, radishes, onions, and chives. I’m planning on oven drying the herbs tomorrow while I work from home. Our garden bed was in a little com

Happy Earth Day everyone!! 🌎 I thought I would switch it up and show you how I jumpstart my garden for the summer. Part of living a balanced and holistic life means knowing where your food is coming from and what better way to know than to just grow it yourself! I planted these seedlings at

Where’s all my gardening friends at?! What’s your favorite garden hacks, this is really our first year gardening! #gardening🌱 #gardenhacks

🌱 DIY GARDENING HACK: My Self-Reliant Seed Binder System 🌼 When I made the decision to garden, I knew I wanted to do it from seed—not just to save money, but to be more self-reliant, grow what I actually want, and eventually start saving seeds from my own plants. 💪 So I designed my own seed b

March in Zone 9 is one of the most productive planting months of the year. The soil is warming, daylight is increasing, and both cool-season and warm-season crops can be planted right now. If you’ve been wondering “what should I plant in March?” — this is your window. ⸻ 🌱 Direct Sow Now

It’s the time of the year where I start thinking about my garden and purchasing the plants I want to grow. What I love about gardening is that it fills me with positive energy as I see the plants grow and thrive. Sometimes the best things in life take time to manifest into our lives. But whe