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Making Bone Meal
Making bonemeal for your garden helps control the quality of the bone meal, making it from the anti-biotic and hormone free bones from your dinner. This can be done with any type of bones. To do this, place the … Continue reading
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Win free Seeds
Found this on FaceBook Today. I want to share this contest with you. Have ordered from them before and not regretted it. Penny’s Tomatoes and Pepper Joe’s There is nothing FISHY about this offer. It’s FREE. FREE SEEDS CONTEST: 6 … Continue reading
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Garlic Planting Time
When To Plant: If you live in a zone with cold winters, plant cloves of garlic after the first frost and about four weeks before the ground freezes, depending on what part of the country you live in that … Continue reading
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Tagged Bulb, Clove, Elephant Garlic, garden, Gardening, Garlic, Grocery store, Harvest, homesteading, how to, Mulch, plant, plant selection, Soil, Sowing, Water, Wisconsin
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Green Bean Towers
A hog panel bent in thirds, wired together on a large planter.
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Wordless Wednesday
Sad Update both garden pools were stolen. Envy is a mental illness. Please donate a little to make a statement to a world gone nuts.
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What Do You Eat
Sometimes in planning a garden we can get carried away with what to plant. Be practical; spend some time thinking about how you cook, and how your family eats. Plan on planting something for everyone’s taste not just your … Continue reading
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Tagged canning, cheap, easy, frugal, garden, Gardening, Home, homesteading, how to, Kitchen garden, Lettuce, plant, Raised bed gardening, tips, Van Harvey, vegetable, vegetables, Wisconsin
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Marigolds
Marigolds are one of the most fun ways to add color and pest control to your garden. Planting with broccoli and cabbage crops reduces the white flies. Planting Marigolds require approximately 45 to 50 days to flower after seeding, therefore seeding indoors … Continue reading
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Tagged Agriculture and Forestry, cheap, Cold frame, easy, frugal, garden, Gardening, Home, homesteading, how to, plant, Seed, Soil, Sowing, Vermiculite
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Planting Time!
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Blackberries
The secret to a lush, delicious blackberry harvest is the proper care of your blackberry plant. Blackberry plants tend to grow fast and the new growth can overshadow and interfere with blackberry production, so pruning is essential. Proper pruning … Continue reading
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Plant Breeding – Tomato
The tomato has a perfect flower, with male and female organs both within the same blossom . The sex organs are easy to tell apart and therefore it is relatively easy to cross tomatoes. For this experiment, choose tomatoes with … Continue reading
