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  1. Leeks: sweet, mild flavor perfect for soups, stews & tarts. 🌱 Tip: plant deep, then “earth up” around stems as they grow for long, tender whites. Even better—trim roots & tops before planting to boost growth! #GrowYourOwn #Leeks #GardenTips

    Grow guide here: vegplotter.com/grow-guides/...

  2. Leeks: sweet, mild flavor perfect for soups, stews & tarts. 🌱 Tip: plant deep, then “earth up” around stems as they grow for long, tender whites. Even better—trim roots & tops before planting to boost growth! #GrowYourOwn #Leeks #GardenTips

    Grow guide here: vegplotter.com/grow-guides/leek

  3. Leeks: sweet, mild flavor perfect for soups, stews & tarts. 🌱 Tip: plant deep, then “earth up” around stems as they grow for long, tender whites. Even better—trim roots & tops before planting to boost growth! #GrowYourOwn #Leeks #GardenTips

    Grow guide here: vegplotter.com/grow-guides/leek

  4. Leeks: sweet, mild flavor perfect for soups, stews & tarts. 🌱 Tip: plant deep, then “earth up” around stems as they grow for long, tender whites. Even better—trim roots & tops before planting to boost growth! #GrowYourOwn #Leeks #GardenTips

    Grow guide here: vegplotter.com/grow-guides/leek

  5. Leeks: sweet, mild flavor perfect for soups, stews & tarts. 🌱 Tip: plant deep, then “earth up” around stems as they grow for long, tender whites. Even better—trim roots & tops before planting to boost growth! #GrowYourOwn #Leeks #GardenTips

    Grow guide here: vegplotter.com/grow-guides/leek

  6. Leeks: sweet, mild flavor perfect for soups, stews & tarts. 🌱 Tip: plant deep, then “earth up” around stems as they grow for long, tender whites. Even better—trim roots & tops before planting to boost growth! #GrowYourOwn #Leeks #GardenTips

    Grow guide here: vegplotter.com/grow-guides/leek

  7. Nothing goes to waste on our farm. We collected discarded eggshells from our local trading center #Lunnya and crashed them by hand into a fine powder, as shown in the photos.

    We plan to apply them to our tomato garden as a natural source of calcium which supports healthy plant development and helps reduce blossom end rot.

    We apply them in the right quantities, as excessive use over time can raise soil pH and make the soil too alkaline.

    What do you use eggshells for in your garden? We'd love to hear your tips.

    #regenerativeagriculture #permacultureimpact #soil_health #gardentips

  8. Nothing goes to waste on our farm. We collected discarded eggshells from our local trading center #Lunnya and crashed them by hand into a fine powder, as shown in the photos.

    We plan to apply them to our tomato garden as a natural source of calcium which supports healthy plant development and helps reduce blossom end rot.

    We apply them in the right quantities, as excessive use over time can raise soil pH and make the soil too alkaline.

    What do you use eggshells for in your garden? We'd love to hear your tips.

    #regenerativeagriculture #permacultureimpact #soil_health #gardentips

  9. Nothing goes to waste on our farm. We collected discarded eggshells from our local trading center #Lunnya and crashed them by hand into a fine powder, as shown in the photos.

    We plan to apply them to our tomato garden as a natural source of calcium which supports healthy plant development and helps reduce blossom end rot.

    We apply them in the right quantities, as excessive use over time can raise soil pH and make the soil too alkaline.

    What do you use eggshells for in your garden? We'd love to hear your tips.

    #regenerativeagriculture #permacultureimpact #soil_health #gardentips

  10. Nothing goes to waste on our farm. We collected discarded eggshells from our local trading center #Lunnya and crashed them by hand into a fine powder, as shown in the photos.

    We plan to apply them to our tomato garden as a natural source of calcium which supports healthy plant development and helps reduce blossom end rot.

    We apply them in the right quantities, as excessive use over time can raise soil pH and make the soil too alkaline.

    What do you use eggshells for in your garden? We'd love to hear your tips.

    #regenerativeagriculture #permacultureimpact #soil_health #gardentips

  11. Nothing goes to waste on our farm. We collected discarded eggshells from our local trading center and crashed them by hand into a fine powder, as shown in the photos.

    We plan to apply them to our tomato garden as a natural source of calcium which supports healthy plant development and helps reduce blossom end rot.

    We apply them in the right quantities, as excessive use over time can raise soil pH and make the soil too alkaline.

    What do you use eggshells for in your garden? We'd love to hear your tips.

  12. Deep water your veggies in the heat! 🌱 It builds strong, deep roots, making plants resilient. Tomatoes, squash, and peppers especially thrive with this method. Less wilting, more harvest! #DeepWatering #GardenTips #Heatwave #vegplotter #gardenplanner

  13. Deep water your veggies in the heat! 🌱 It builds strong, deep roots, making plants resilient. Tomatoes, squash, and peppers especially thrive with this method. Less wilting, more harvest! #DeepWatering #GardenTips #Heatwave #vegplotter #gardenplanner

  14. No, it's not a myth.what we are doing should be right😊

    Our teacher first said it was a myth, but after we explained that watering crops before 10:00 am helps the soil absorb water well and keeps plants hydrated during the day's heat, while watering in the early evening before 7:00 pm gives plants time to absorb water before night and helps prevent diseases caused by leaves staying wet overnight, he finally understood and cooled down. 😄

    If you are going to argue, come with the full answer! 😄

    #gardening #irrigations #SustainableAgriculture #greenschools #gardentips

  15. No, it's not a myth.what we are doing should be right😊

    Our teacher first said it was a myth, but after we explained that watering crops before 10:00 am helps the soil absorb water well and keeps plants hydrated during the day's heat, while watering in the early evening before 7:00 pm gives plants time to absorb water before night and helps prevent diseases caused by leaves staying wet overnight, he finally understood and cooled down. 😄

    If you are going to argue, come with the full answer! 😄

    #gardening #irrigations #SustainableAgriculture #greenschools #gardentips

  16. No, it's not a myth.what we are doing should be right😊

    Our teacher first said it was a myth, but after we explained that watering crops before 10:00 am helps the soil absorb water well and keeps plants hydrated during the day's heat, while watering in the early evening before 7:00 pm gives plants time to absorb water before night and helps prevent diseases caused by leaves staying wet overnight, he finally understood and cooled down. 😄

    If you are going to argue, come with the full answer! 😄

    #gardening #irrigations #SustainableAgriculture #greenschools #gardentips