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DIY Labels made with plastic cultlery and aluminum duct tape. Genius!
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Super Cute DIY! Hand stamped plant tags from Heavy Petal!
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Jam "Labelizer" --> Bookmarking this for canning season!
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Step-by-Step Photo Guide to Planting Garlic in Containers. (Spring is not too late plant! You can eat the shoots and the young bulbs).
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Pea shoots make the most delicious salad greens & they are super easy to grow. This step-by-step post shows you how to harvest the shoots for salads. Yum!
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Kristina Seleshanko We eat pea leaves all the time. Yum!
Willi Galloway Aren't they so good? We grow them pretty much year round because we love them so much!
'Breen' romaine has chartreuse and reddish black leaves. What's not to like?
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Beth Gardner stunning!
Willi Galloway It is a total stunner, Beth! Especially in a container.
Little portable greenhouses (each one is covering a bell pepper plant). Made with clear plastic sheeting, each one only cost ~6 dollars.
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Mini hoop tunnels = Another great way to use welded wire mesh!
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Step-by-Step Directions for Building a Hoop House. Keep your plants warm!
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This potato tower is actually not hideous. Might try it...
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DIY Cold Frame! A great IKEA hack from my friend Lorene Edwards Forkner (it's made from an old bookcase)
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One of my favorite varieties! 'Golden India' Snow Pea--beautiful two tone purple flowers and pale yellow snow peas.
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Super simple trellis. Just staple a panel of welded wire mesh to a fence. Perfect for growing beans, peas and squash up!
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Yellow twig dogwood branches = awesome free pea trellis
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I wonder if this would protect my lettuces from my hungry hens?
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Plant trellises made of garden twigs! --> why do mine never look as cute when I try this?
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Japanese Black Trifele tomato. One of my favorite tomatoes. Late to ripen in the PNW but huge yields and worth the wait.
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Pallet garden...I'm thinking about planting strawberries like this...
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Underplanting with alyssum = great way to lure more pollinators to the veggie garden
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Drying racks for herbs! A great investments, especially if you want to make your own herbal tea!
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Great recycling for seedlings starts (would be prefect for zinnias)!
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Printable seed packets! Share all those seeds you don't have room for :)
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This would be a cute way to grow a bunch of herbs on a patio!
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Custom, DIY seed starting mix!
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Grace Hensley Soil Mix Large Batch (16X) Ingredients 3 gallons garden soil or compost, well screened 2 gallons sand 3 gallons peat or coir ½ cup blood meal (nitrogen, N) ½ cup rock-phosphate (phosphorus, P) ½ cup greensand (potassium, K) 3 Tbsp agricultural lime (calcium carbonate, CaCO3) http://methylgrace.wordpres...
DIY: succulent table `---> Would also be cute as a salad table!
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One of my favorite tomato varieties contained with maybe the most awesome seed packet ever. seedlibrary.org
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What a super cute idea for a planting calendar! Love it!
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Arugula Salad with Toasted Pepitas and Cojita Cheese
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Maybe not the most practical way to grow lettuce, but I love it!
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Ruth Stout's No Dig System. Mulch is the key to easier gardening. (Rumor has it she would garden in the nude. Love it!)
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How to grow 110lb of potatoes in 4 square feet --> my neighbor tried this. Worked best with late season varieties.
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Linda Gowin Great idea
Root Storage Bin. Awesome! I usually line wooden crates with burlap, but this is a very cool option.
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Variety Worth Trying: 'Golden India' snow pea. As pretty as sweet peas, but you can eat them, too!
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Mason Jar Garden. So cute, but I wonder how the plants do with no drainage. Has anyone tried this?
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Eileen Bommarito I have been using Mason Jars for plants for YEARS......because there is no drainage, be CAREFUL not to overwater.....LOVE the idea!
My favorite step-by-step raised garden plan from the smarties over at Sunset magazine.
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Cute take on the classic toilet paper roll seed starting container.
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Who says vegetables garden can't be pretty?
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Herbal Fire Starter Super great, non-edible way to use herbs!
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Bren love this design!!!