Month: January 2023

A compost tumbler is a specialized container used for composting organic material. It is typically a cylindrical drum that is mounted on a stand, and has a mechanism for rotating the drum. Compost tumblers are designed to make the composting process easy and convenient, and are a popular choice for home gardeners and small-scale farmers.
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The winter blues have certainly set in around here. But thankfully we have a few plants outside that seemed to have saved their best for last. Today Carol and Danielle are talking about Winter Stunners—trees, shrubs, and even a subshrub that look so gorgeous in January and February, you’ll forget that technically it’s the “off-season.”
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:42 Make an inventory list 1:21 Research seeds you might want to buy and price compare 2:09 Make a list crop by crop 4:06 Consider shipping rates 5:00 Buy all your seeds at once 6:04 Your spending will add up 6:34 For seeds that are larger know how many you need 8:16 Kill your darlings
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AUGUST 2012 UPDATE! I also have a new video showing how to machine piece hexagons at http://youtu.be/VvCmLj8MmQk and there are some great links with it. http://www.inklingo.com Learn how to sew a Grandmother’s Flower Garden quilt by hand or by machine. Includes demonstration of cutting hexagons, sewing hexagons, and pressing hexagons, plus tutorial for designing a
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January is a good time to look back at other times in the garden, and today, with the winter cold and snow all around, I thought I’d take a look at my favorite hot flowers—reds, oranges, yellows, fun colors to liven up the garden. Coreopsis auriculata (Zones 4–9) is called the mouse-ear coreopsis for the small,
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Today’s photos are from Wiley Bennett in Charlotte, North Carolina. Shooting star (Dodecatheon meadia, Zones 4–8) is a beautiful and not too commonly grown native wildflower. Tiarella cordifolia (Zones 4–9) is another native, found in moist woodland sites around the eastern part of North America. Phacelia bipinnatifida, a biennial wildflower that is native to woodlands around
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TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Tree braiding 00:32 Propagation with coconut 01:14 Growing ginger 02:34 Growing dragon fruits 03:59 Planting succulent #garden #gardening #plant #planting #tree We advise adult supervision and care at all times. This video is made for entertainment purposes. We do not make any warranties about the completeness, safety and reliability. Any action you take
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Mounded planting areas that flank dry creek beds billow with masses of long-lasting blooms year-round. Shown in midwinter. Design by Linda Bresler for Tom and Sharon James, Poway, CA. #landscapesucculents #succulentcolor #succulentflowers RELATED INFO Succulent Landscapes: https://debraleebaldwin.com/succulent-landscapes/ ONLINE SUCCULENT SOURCES — Mountain Crest Gardens: https://bit.ly/2k5gxqA — Altman Plants: https://bit.ly/2ktX8Qh BOOKS BY DEBRA LEE BALDWIN —
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Hi, I’m Tracy Sundby—mom, wife, homemaker, and avant gardener extraordinaire in Stanwood, Washington. These last two years have brought a profound awakening to my soul. I became a mother, battled melanoma, and lost my job of 16 years. My mental health was struggling, and working the land was the cure. I worked tirelessly in the
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Gardening for beginners, Growing microgreens in disposable plastic bowls, Delicious and cheap food #dreamgarden88 Please subscribe to my channel and press the notification bell to watch the full video. Thank you. I hope you have a good day. 👨🏻‍🌾 MY FAVORITE GARDEN PRODUCTS 👉🏻 Planting Cantaloupe:#tomatoes688vs https://youtu.be/BmlwoKpypVM 👉🏻 Planting Cucumbers:#tomatoes688vs https://youtu.be/T5XDfgVM4js https://youtu.be/DDqXo6RYM3U 👉🏻Planting green onions:#tomatoes688vs
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Today’s photos are from Bas Suharto and were taken on a trip to Indonesia. (For photos of Bas’s beautiful front garden, check out Parterre Garden in Ottawa) I stayed a few days at a pilla (villa) in the village called Radjagaluh, located in West Java, Indonesia. It was the rainy season in December, and the
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Hydroponic Farming at Home? Hydroponics or AeroGardens for beginners, including DIY, will all benefit from these tips to keep you from not becoming successful. Find out why you may be frustrated with indoor gardening, and what will it take to grow like a pro! As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. It helps
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