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16K views · 277 reactions | #garden #gardening #gardeningtips #gardening101 #gardentips #planting #planttips #agriculture #farming | Gardening Grow

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32K views · 22K reactions | If you want to make a moon garden this year I’m here for you! Here is a little video of some of my favorite moon flower plants that glow, small and add so much pleasure for the moon garden effect. #moongarden #moonflowers #nightgarden #scentedgarden #moonwindow #gardening #gardenideas #whitegarden | Abigail Brower Spath

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1.7K views · 468 reactions | Winter Sowing is hard to mess up, but here is what I do and my top tips: 1. If you don’t have seeds that need cold stratification; you don’t actually have to do this in winter. 2. Collect jugs and prep: pull off labels, drill holes (don’t like power tools? Check out my red solo cup reel for the method I usually use) and cut in half almost all the way— leave yourself a little hinge. 2. Moisten soil — potting soil make it yourself or buy it, but make sure it’s nice a damp 3. Try and only plant 4-5 seeds in each container for a 2L, 6-8 for a gallon. (Separating seedlings will suck less later) 4. Cover to the depth on the seed packet with a fluffy soil… I used seed starting mix— you can sift potting mix… but make sure it’s moistened too. 5. Label with a weather proof, sun proof marker!! I like garden line markers 6. Set in a sunny spot and ignore — your little greenhouses will do the rest of the work. (Note: you may need to water if you get a freakishly dry and hot week). Are you trying winter sowing this year? What are you growing? #wintersowing #wintersowingseeds #wintersowingmethod #seedstarting #seedstartingtips #seedstartingsaturday #backyardgarden #diy #diygreenhouse #diygarden | Michelle 🌱 GardensandChickens🐓 Gardener | plant nerd

1.7K views · 468 reactions | Winter Sowing is hard to mess up, but here is what I do and my top tips: 1. If you don’t have seeds that need cold stratification; you don’t actually have to do this in winter. 2. Collect jugs and prep: pull off labels, drill holes (don’t like power tools? Check out my red solo cup reel for the method I usually use) and cut in half almost all the way— leave yourself a little hinge. 2. Moisten soil — potting soil make it yourself or buy it, but make sure it’s nice a damp 3. Try and only plant 4-5 seeds in each container for a 2L, 6-8 for a gallon. (Separating seedlings will suck less later) 4. Cover to the depth on the seed packet with a fluffy soil… I used seed starting mix— you can sift potting mix… but make sure it’s moistened too. 5. Label with a weat

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2.9K views · 2.7K reactions | Descarga mis libros de jardinería orgánica 📚 en mi perfil ✅ . . . #huertocasero #huertoencasa #cultivaencasa #horticulture #sembrar #transformatuespacio | Academia de Huertos

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3.3K views · 1.5K reactions | Seed starting season is upon us (depending on where you live in the country 🎉) Here are three tips that I learned over time, but wish I knew sooner. Also, yes, lights are REQUIRED for seed starting. Those lights don’t need to be marketed as grow lights; any full spectrum light source works, but window sills with aluminum foil contraptions have only led me to grow lanky seedlings (trust me, I tried) Heat pads are not “required” per say…but they really help speed up germination, which makes the whole process way more fun. Still need seeds? My favorite seed source is @pinetree_garden_seeds — great germination at an amazing price point 👌. Code: “SpringTips15” saves you an additional 15% off 🌱 happy gardening 💫 #gardenmagic #seedstarting #seedstartingtips #gardentips #newgardenertips #growyourown | Michelle 🌱 GardensandChickens🐓 Gardener | plant nerd

3.3K views · 1.5K reactions | Seed starting season is upon us (depending on where you live in the country 🎉) Here are three tips that I learned over time, but wish I knew sooner. Also, yes, lights are REQUIRED for seed starting. Those lights don’t need to be marketed as grow lights; any full spectrum light source works, but window sills with aluminum foil contraptions have only led me to grow lanky seedlings (trust me, I tried) Heat pads are not “required” per say…but they really help speed up germination, which makes the whole process way more fun. Still need seeds? My favorite seed source is @pinetree_garden_seeds — great germination at an amazing price point 👌. Code: “SpringTips15” saves you an additional 15% off 🌱 happy gardening 💫 #gardenmagic #seedstarting #seedstarting

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1.9K views · 295 reactions | Sowing sweet peas🌸 I grow sweetpeas in pots up some netting that I hang on the patio fence, and the sweetpeas grow and cover the fence. This is the essence of June for me, the gorgeous scent of the sweetpeas. I also growing them up obelisks in the borders, and if you saw my stories a few days ago I’ve got another structure in the garden I’m going to attempt to cover in sweet peas this year 😄 I sowed some back in late October and doing the second batch now in January. The autumn sown ones will start flowering mid/end of May but the January ones won’t be far behind, they catch up quickly. You can start them off inside but don’t let them remain inside once they sprout, move them out to your greenhouse/coldframe etc. Sweetpeas are very hardy and can tolerate cold temperatures. I’ll start planting them out later in March. I’m going to do another post on the pros & cons of growing them in pots! Are you growing sweetpeas? #sweetpeas #growingsweetpeas #juneflowers #summerflowers #growingfromseed #lovesweetpeas #gardening #cottagegarden #gardeningtips #gardeninspiration | Alexandra Oakley 🌸 My Hampshire Garden

1.9K views · 295 reactions | Sowing sweet peas🌸 I grow sweetpeas in pots up some netting that I hang on the patio fence, and the sweetpeas grow and cover the fence. This is the essence of June for me, the gorgeous scent of the sweetpeas. I also growing them up obelisks in the borders, and if you saw my stories a few days ago I’ve got another structure in the garden I’m going to attempt to cover in sweet peas this year 😄 I sowed some back in late October and doing the second batch now in January. The autumn sown ones will start flowering mid/end of May but the January ones won’t be far behind, they catch up quickly. You can start them off inside but don’t let them remain inside once they sprout, move them out to your greenhouse/coldframe etc. Sweetpeas are very hardy and can tolerat

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21K views · 329 reactions | 🤩🌱 INDOOR SEED STARTING FAQ 🧐 | 🤩🌱 INDOOR SEED STARTING FAQ 🧐 #fyp #garden #gardening #tips | By Jordan Mara | Facebook

3K reactions · 570 shares | Seed starting dates are based on last expected frost dates and when the soil is workable and not zone. Asparagus from seeds takes 3-4 years for the first harvest- they need to be started indoors early in the season to ensure proper size for transplant. #GardeningTips #GardeningInspiration
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3K reactions · 570 shares | Seed starting dates are based on last expected frost dates and when the soil is workable and not zone. Asparagus from seeds takes 3-4 years for the first harvest- they need to be started indoors early in the season to ensure proper size for transplant. #GardeningTips #GardeningInspiration #OrganicGardening #PlantLovers #homegarden #permaculture #naturalgardening #gardenseeds #vegetableseeds #foodgarden #growyourfood #growfood #growyourownfood #homegardening #plantsofinstagram #alaskaseeds #alaskagardening #organicgardening #heirloomseeds #vegetablegardening #palmeralaska #anchorage #alaskagrown #homeralaska #wasillaalaska #heirloomseeds #organicseeds | Seeds and Soil Farm, Alaska’s Seed Company

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12K views · 261 reactions | Did you know Brussels sprouts share a family tree with cabbage, kale, broccoli, and cauliflower 🌱 All | Epic Gardening

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4K views · 530 reactions | We like to keep things simple, do things ourselves, and know what's going into our garden. Which is why we like to make our own seed starting mix. 😁 We've nailed down the appropriate ratio of these wonderful ingredients and love that 45% of it comes right from our homestead. If only we could grow coconut trees 🤣 Let's take a closer look at the ingredients 👇 Coco Coir: 🥥 This material is excellent! It has a high water holding capacity (which means the roots don't dry out as quickly), the long fibrous structure allows for aeration of the roots- preventing diseases and optimizes growth, and is a more sustainable product (unlike peat moss)- as it is a by product of harvesting coconuts. It just lacks nutrients, which is why we add 45% of our compost. Compost: 🪱 Our compost is packed full of nutrients! Bone, blood, fish, plant, manure, worms, everything! We allow our compost to sit for 6mo-1yr and sift it finely for our seed starting process. We never fertilize our plants with anything other than our compost. Vermiculite:🪨 We add just a pinch of this to help water retention and aeration. It also can absorb nutrients and make them available to the plant when they're needed. So cool! What do you use to start your seeds?? 🤔 #homestead #homesteading #pnwhomestead #seedstarting #organicgardening #seedstartingmix #garden #growyourownfood #cococoir #compost #vermiculite | Drake & Emily ~ Holistic Homesteading

4K views · 530 reactions | We like to keep things simple, do things ourselves, and know what's going into our garden. Which is why we like to make our own seed starting mix. 😁 We've nailed down the appropriate ratio of these wonderful ingredients and love that 45% of it comes right from our homestead. If only we could grow coconut trees 🤣 Let's take a closer look at the ingredients 👇 Coco Coir: 🥥 This material is excellent! It has a high water holding capacity (which means the roots don't dry out as quickly), the long fibrous structure allows for aeration of the roots- preventing diseases and optimizes growth, and is a more sustainable product (unlike peat moss)- as it is a by product of harvesting coconuts. It just lacks nutrients, which is why we add 45% of our compost. Compost

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50K views · 962 reactions | Wanna head into the year knowing exactly what to plant for every month in your climate? 😍 Kick off a full year of planting and growing with me and some of my favorite people at the Garden in 5 LIVE Event this Saturday - comment PARTY to save your seat! I used to sit all the colder months out when it came to the garden. Until I realized that I could have been planting in all that time so by spring I wouldn’t be starting from 0. Sounds crazy, I know – but January is PRIME TIME for kicking off a garden. Seeds like rosemary, sage, cabbage, kale, and onion don’t care if it’s freezing ❄️ So if you’re ready to get the earliest jumpstart to the garden you’ve ever had, join me TOMORROW (Saturday 1/11) for the Garden in 5 LIVE so I can show you what to plant and when, how to grow tons of your own food with just 5 minutes a day, how to avoid rookie mistakes in the garden, and so much more. Comment PARTY to grab your free ticket. Now time to plant some seeds! | Gardenary

50K views · 962 reactions | Wanna head into the year knowing exactly what to plant for every month in your climate? 😍 Kick off a full year of planting and growing with me and some of my favorite people at the Garden in 5 LIVE Event this Saturday - comment PARTY to save your seat! I used to sit all the colder months out when it came to the garden. Until I realized that I could have been planting in all that time so by spring I wouldn’t be starting from 0. Sounds crazy, I know – but January is PRIME TIME for kicking off a garden. Seeds like rosemary, sage, cabbage, kale, and onion don’t care if it’s freezing ❄️ So if you’re ready to get the earliest jumpstart to the garden you’ve ever had, join me TOMORROW (Saturday 1/11) for the Garden in 5 LIVE so I can show you what to plant and