Day 2 Gardening

Here’s a few different plants that you could get to get your apartment garden going this spring/summer. Cheap gardening Hack— When you’re done with the green onions and it’s just the bottom and roots left. Instead of putting them in water to regrow them— try putting them in moist soil outside i

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

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

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

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

Has anyone ever told you to “keep your egg shells, they’re good for gardening?” Well did you know that raw eggshells can take 10+ years to compose to the point it’s digestible for the plant? This is a quick and easy way to speed up the process and put those eggshells to good use, even if you d

Everyone’s set up will be different! My first set up didn’t look like this. I’ve accumulated items over time resulting in this current set up. If you want to set up a small indoor space for growing vegetables here are some basic things you’ll need: 🌱 Seeds 🪴 A container to hold your seeds 🪹

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

Hi Gamers 👋🏼 When it comes to cozy games there’s a lot of different aspects to it like cooking, gardening/Harvesting, Fishing etc. In this post we’re looking at three games that focuses on the gardening aspect of cozy gaming! 1. Garden Life: A Cozy Simulator 🌾 You are in charge of an aba

Gardening is teaching me so much about growth. - seasons: plant the right seed in its season to see the most growth - slow growth: just bc you don’t see growth doesn’t mean it’s not happening 🤍🪴 - fast growth: doesn’t mean good fruit - cut back: sometimes you have to reset ✂️ to see mo

These are easy ways you can start a garden, all you need to begin are just a few feet, raised hard beds start at 4’x4’ so as long as you have enough space you can start growing! Raised beds have been an absolute game changer in our garden, direct planting in our Vegas dirt was not working out. We

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

1. Start with easy crops. Cucumbers, radishes, cherry tomatoes, and lettuce grow fast and don’t require a green thumb to get started. 2. Sunlight is non-negotiable. Aim for 6–8 hours of full sun daily for fruiting plants like tomatoes and cucumbers. 3. Water deep, not often. Water in the e

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📅 DATE: 4.15.24 🌅TODAY’S ACTIVITY: (RE)connection to land & our plant relatives through hands-on experience restoring, preparing, and planting in our community garden plot! 🪴🌎 🥕 🙋🏾‍♀️ QUESTION (for anyone + everyone who sees this): What did you do today? Comment below 🩵🌸🦋 #sp

regrowing veggies + fruits from a scraps & seeds is as fulfilling as it is rewarding!! it’s easy, sustainable, budget-friendly & fun ✨ here’s a cheat sheet for what you can regrow (and what you’ll actually get): 🌿 LEAFY TOPS (greens, not roots): carrots, beets, turnips, radishes, par

Nothing makes me happier than the first rose flush of the year. Lots of rain came in overnight so I cut everything that was ready to be cut so that the rain couldn’t ruin it. Having fresh flowers in your house has been proven scientifically to decrease your stress levels. So recently I have been sl