Are you wanting to start digging and growing, but don’t know where to begin? Then, check out this list of helpful hints for making sure all your plants thrive.
https://www.bhg.com/gardening/yard/garden-care/gardening-tips-for-every-gardener/
https://www.bhg.com/gardening/yard/garden-care/gardening-tips-for-every-gardener/
These little balls are a type of mineral product called perlite. Every ingredient in those mixes have a beneficial effect on plants, and perlite is no exception.
https://www.trees.com/gardening-and-landscaping/perlite?msclkid=9b2c4a88b4e411ecac3252f1364ca82a
Knowledge is power, in life and in gardening. Determine if the soil composition of your garden space, is sandy, clay, or silt – even degrading compost. Know what your soil makeup is using a mason jar “test” and then you can make adjustments as necessary.
21 Tricks That Will Change the Way You Garden (onecrazyhouse.com)
Sundials are classic garden ornaments, but they’re more than just decorative items — they’re useful and educational, too. Building your own garden sundial is a fun family project for a summer weekend, and it’s a great way for kids to learn firsthand how the position of the sun changes from hour to hour and season to season.
https://www.diynetwork.com/
Remember the concrete block raised garden from earlier? Here is another similar idea, only this time, you are starting from scratch! That’s right, no concrete blocks, just concrete. This is an immensely cool and creative project where you create concrete planters from scratch using plastic containers as molds. The finished results look just awesome! I actually love the fact that they’re a little rough around the edges. They look almost like something you’d find at an archaeological dig a thousand years in the future.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit: Radmegan
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