Diy shade cloth garden

PinterestTwitterFacebookThis isn’t a post filled with pretty pictures today, it’s a functional DIY garden idea that I use over and over again and thought you might take something from it. Every year I add shade cloth to my garden veggies that can’t take the sun beating down on them all day. You can’t find actual “shade...

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This Shade Covering is a simple DIY project that you can do this week to help keep the temps cooler for your plants to grow!

Paul on Instagram: "The garden is struggling with the incessant heat we are having here in Houston. I added one more shade cover, now four of my five @vego_garden beds are covered, leaving only the tomatoes open to full sun. They would benefit from shade, but are too tall to cover. I am dripping the garden twice a day now to help as well! How is your garden handling this heat! . . . #garden #urbangardening #organicgardening #eatwhatyougrow #veggiegarden #raisedgardenbeds #zone9agardening