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i don’t know what this plant is, but it’s growing in my garden

it could be a tree or a weed or one of the seeds i planted last season

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mind-and-body-fitness:

10000steps:

yourmaj3sty:

Use a lemon, orange or a grapefruit to start your seedlings. Plant the entire thing in the ground and the peels will compost directly into the soil to nourish the plants as they grow.


This is brilliant

mind-and-body-fitness:

10000steps:


yourmaj3sty
:

Use a lemon, orange or a grapefruit to start your seedlings. Plant the entire thing in the ground and the peels will compost directly into the soil to nourish the plants as they grow.

This is brilliant

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foxyflowerchild:

The Home Aquaponics Self-Cleaning Fish Tank features five pots on the top for growing herbs and plants such as spinach, baby greens, oregano, beans, basil, mint, parsley and thyme. The fish waste naturally fertilizes the plants above. So, all you really have to do is feed the fish!

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victorygardensvancouver:

Crop Rotation - the practice of growing a series of dissimilar types of crops in the same area in sequential seasons - is important for a number of reasons.

  1. Prevents soil depletion
  2. Maintains and improves soil fertility
  3. Reduces soil erosion
  4. Controls insect/mite pests. Crop rotation as a means to control to insect pests is most effective when the pests are present before the crop is planted have no wide range of host crops; attack only annual/biennial crops; and do not have the ability to fly from one field to another.
  5. Reduces reliance on synthetic chemicals
  6. Reduces the pests’ build-up
  7. Prevents diseases
  8. Helps control weeds

Let us help you plan your garden for optimal plant health and production, at Victory Gardens Vancouver!

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hearth-hearted:

Build a $300 underground greenhouse - by Kimberly Mok, Treehugger.com

hearth-hearted:

Build a $300 underground greenhouse - by Kimberly Mok, Treehugger.com

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thelaughingcrows:

Plotting ideas for more plants in my room. And picking what I want to grow outside this year. Hoping to do some more serious canning/foraging/gardening. Last year was my first time seriously foraging. Fun fun.

Check out Boskke.com, soooo neat.

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timberpress:

10 tips on what to know before you grow from inside How to Buy the Right Plants, Tools, and Garden Supplies by Jim Fox. 

timberpress:

10 tips on what to know before you grow from inside How to Buy the Right Plants, Tools, and Garden Supplies by Jim Fox. 

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