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  1. UPDATE: The spinach died back, but the scallions kept going all winter, letting me clip a couple shoots every other week. Parsley kept going too. Now seeding sorrel and lettuce into the empty spots .....

    #urbangarden #indoorgardening #Scallions #SpringPlanting

  2. UPDATE: The spinach died back, but the scallions kept going all winter, letting me clip a couple shoots every other week. Parsley kept going too. Now seeding sorrel and lettuce into the empty spots .....

    #urbangarden #indoorgardening #Scallions #SpringPlanting

  3. Using canes or branches is a great way to train beans and peas, allowing them to flourish over the vertical garden. 🌱✨ #GardeningSuccess #SpringPlanting #EcoFriendly

  4. Using canes or branches is a great way to train beans and peas, allowing them to flourish over the vertical garden. 🌱✨ #GardeningSuccess #SpringPlanting #EcoFriendly

  5. I needed to take a break from the doom and gloom, so I eyed spots in the yard for more wildflowers, a mini food forest, and a spot for three sisters (and sunflowers). I had good luck growing some beans in hanging planters (where the vines can climb), so I'll be doing that again, as well as growing greens, onions, sun gold tomatoes and red potatoes in containers. Attempting beets again, but the local critters like them a little too much.
    #Gardening #GardeningForPollnators #SpringPlanting #GardenPlanning #LessLawnsMoreGardens #FoodForest

  6. I needed to take a break from the doom and gloom, so I eyed spots in the yard for more wildflowers, a mini food forest, and a spot for three sisters (and sunflowers). I had good luck growing some beans in hanging planters (where the vines can climb), so I'll be doing that again, as well as growing greens, onions, sun gold tomatoes and red potatoes in containers. Attempting beets again, but the local critters like them a little too much.
    #Gardening #GardeningForPollnators #SpringPlanting #GardenPlanning #LessLawnsMoreGardens #FoodForest

  7. Boost Your Beans & Peas! 🌱✨ Line planting trenches with soaked newspaper & garden compost before sowing. The paper, drenched in liquid manure, locks in moisture & warmth—giving your plants a nutrient boost for strong, healthy growth! #GardenTips #SpringPlanting #Beans #Peas

  8. Boost Your Beans & Peas! 🌱✨ Line planting trenches with soaked newspaper & garden compost before sowing. The paper, drenched in liquid manure, locks in moisture & warmth—giving your plants a nutrient boost for strong, healthy growth! #GardenTips #SpringPlanting #Beans #Peas

  9. #NorthCarolina: #DareCounty’s free #SeedLibraries are ready for #SpringPlanting
    March 6, 2025

    "According to the Dare County Extension Master Gardeners, it’s time to start propagating seeds, and if you’re in search of some special seeds to get you started this season, the Dare County Library has you covered with its free Seed Libraries program.

    "Thanks to generous donations made by Burpee Seeds, Sow True Seed, Seed Savers Exchange and Lowe’s Home Improvement, the Dare County Library’s Seed Libraries are fully stocked and ready for 2025 spring planting.

    "The Seed Libraries are free to the public, and are available at all three Dare County Library locations, including #HatterasVillage.

    "Launched in 2022 as a means to share seeds in communities with #FoodSecurity issues, the Dare County Library’s Seed Library program provides a variety of vegetable, herb, flower and plant seeds that can be 'checked out' from all three Dare County Library branches with the intention of growing them locally.

    "Growing instruction cards are available to assist with every type of seed, and a live inventory can be found in the online Seed Library guide.

    "After the plant has matured, growers are encouraged to harvest and donate some of their seeds back, thus making the Seed Library truly local and sustainable.

    "The long-term goal of the Seed Library is to give locals access to plant varieties that grow and thrive on the #OuterBanks while also providing the knowledge needed to maintain kitchen gardens and reduce household overhead.

    "A mix of commercially and locally harvested seeds are available year-round, with types and quantities varying based on supply. A variety of new seeds will also be introduced this year, including celery seed, cowpeas and mustard seeds, among others.

    "In addition, the Seed Libraries currently have new varieties of several old favorites, such as three new types of basil, as well as carrots and an array of different lettuces to make the perfect salad—plus so much more.

    "For additional information about the Seed Library program, please stop by your local branch or visit earlibrary.libguides.com/DareC

    Source:
    islandfreepress.org/hatteras-i
    #SeedLibrary #SeedSharing #SolarPunkSunday #BuildingCommunity #LibrariesRule! #SeedSharing #SeedExchange #Gardening #FoodSecurity

  10. #NorthCarolina: #DareCounty’s free #SeedLibraries are ready for #SpringPlanting
    March 6, 2025

    "According to the Dare County Extension Master Gardeners, it’s time to start propagating seeds, and if you’re in search of some special seeds to get you started this season, the Dare County Library has you covered with its free Seed Libraries program.

    "Thanks to generous donations made by Burpee Seeds, Sow True Seed, Seed Savers Exchange and Lowe’s Home Improvement, the Dare County Library’s Seed Libraries are fully stocked and ready for 2025 spring planting.

    "The Seed Libraries are free to the public, and are available at all three Dare County Library locations, including #HatterasVillage.

    "Launched in 2022 as a means to share seeds in communities with #FoodSecurity issues, the Dare County Library’s Seed Library program provides a variety of vegetable, herb, flower and plant seeds that can be 'checked out' from all three Dare County Library branches with the intention of growing them locally.

    "Growing instruction cards are available to assist with every type of seed, and a live inventory can be found in the online Seed Library guide.

    "After the plant has matured, growers are encouraged to harvest and donate some of their seeds back, thus making the Seed Library truly local and sustainable.

    "The long-term goal of the Seed Library is to give locals access to plant varieties that grow and thrive on the #OuterBanks while also providing the knowledge needed to maintain kitchen gardens and reduce household overhead.

    "A mix of commercially and locally harvested seeds are available year-round, with types and quantities varying based on supply. A variety of new seeds will also be introduced this year, including celery seed, cowpeas and mustard seeds, among others.

    "In addition, the Seed Libraries currently have new varieties of several old favorites, such as three new types of basil, as well as carrots and an array of different lettuces to make the perfect salad—plus so much more.

    "For additional information about the Seed Library program, please stop by your local branch or visit earlibrary.libguides.com/DareC

    Source:
    islandfreepress.org/hatteras-i
    #SeedLibrary #SeedSharing #SolarPunkSunday #BuildingCommunity #LibrariesRule! #SeedSharing #SeedExchange #Gardening #FoodSecurity

  11. Deep Planting for Stronger Cabbages 🥬🌱
    Bury cabbage seedlings up to their first two leaves when planting. This encourages extra root growth, making plants more stable and resilient. A simple trick for healthier, sturdier crops! #GardeningTips #SpringPlanting

  12. Deep Planting for Stronger Cabbages 🥬🌱
    Bury cabbage seedlings up to their first two leaves when planting. This encourages extra root growth, making plants more stable and resilient. A simple trick for healthier, sturdier crops! #GardeningTips #SpringPlanting

  13. Want to maximize your growing time? Sow early carrots as soon as VegPlotter’s app advises for your area. Plant in well-drained soil & cover with fleece for warmth. Pick fast-growers like ‘Napoli’ for a quicker crop. Top tip: Mix seeds with sand for even spacing—less thinning needed! #SpringPlanting

  14. Want to maximize your growing time? Sow early carrots as soon as VegPlotter’s app advises for your area. Plant in well-drained soil & cover with fleece for warmth. Pick fast-growers like ‘Napoli’ for a quicker crop. Top tip: Mix seeds with sand for even spacing—less thinning needed! #SpringPlanting

  15. In Brazil, September marks the ideal time to plant corn, taking advantage of warmer temperatures and spring rains. Choose a sunny spot, ensure well-drained soil, and space plants properly for air circulation. Corn thrives with consistent watering and nutrient-rich soil! 🌽 #BrazilianFarming #SpringPlanting

  16. Time to plant out broccoli, cabbage, and lettuce in New Zealand! 🥦🌱 These cool-season veggies thrive in the mild winter and early spring. Perfect for your garden beds now. Get ready for a fresh harvest in just a few weeks! #GardeningNZ #SpringPlanting #GrowYourOwnFood

  17. Kick off your squash & gourd planting indoors this April! Sow two seeds per pot, then thin to the strongest seedling. After the last frost, acclimate them outdoors before transferring to well-prepared beds in late May. Alternatively, sow butternut squash directly in the garden soil in late May or early June. #GardeningTips #SpringPlanting

  18. Tucked in a quiet nook of Nagoya, a gardener’s collection lies in wait: empty pots ready to cradle new life and tools poised for the labor of spring. 🌱🏺

    名古屋の静かな隅で、園芸家のコレクションが新しい命のために準備を整えています:空のポットは新しい生命を抱く準備ができ、道具は春の労働のために待機しています。🌿🛠️

    #Nagoya #Japan #streetphotography #gardening #springplanting #ricoh_gr #ricohgr3 #aichi