#vegetablegardening — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #vegetablegardening, aggregated by home.social.
-
Living in the forest, gardening, tending to the vegetable garden, and harvesting persimmons to sell. https://www.diningandcooking.com/2822601/living-in-the-forest-gardening-tending-to-the-vegetable-garden-and-harvesting-persimmons-to-sell/ #alone #Animal #build #Building #cabin #crop #farm #farming #Fruit #garden #Gardening #harvest #harvesting #LivestockFarming #LivingInTheForest #LoanBushcraft #Mountain #organic #Vegetable #VegetableGarden #VegetableGardenVideos #VegetableGardening #VegetableGardeningVideos #YardlongBean
-
Living in the forest, gardening, tending to the vegetable garden, and harvesting persimmons to sell. https://www.diningandcooking.com/2822601/living-in-the-forest-gardening-tending-to-the-vegetable-garden-and-harvesting-persimmons-to-sell/ #alone #Animal #build #Building #cabin #crop #farm #farming #Fruit #garden #Gardening #harvest #harvesting #LivestockFarming #LivingInTheForest #LoanBushcraft #Mountain #organic #Vegetable #VegetableGarden #VegetableGardenVideos #VegetableGardening #VegetableGardeningVideos #YardlongBean
-
Living in the forest, gardening, tending to the vegetable garden, and harvesting persimmons to sell. https://www.diningandcooking.com/2822601/living-in-the-forest-gardening-tending-to-the-vegetable-garden-and-harvesting-persimmons-to-sell/ #alone #Animal #build #Building #cabin #crop #farm #farming #Fruit #garden #Gardening #harvest #harvesting #LivestockFarming #LivingInTheForest #LoanBushcraft #Mountain #organic #Vegetable #VegetableGarden #VegetableGardenVideos #VegetableGardening #VegetableGardeningVideos #YardlongBean
-
These are my grandmother’s eggplants – I know one is called Fairytale/graffiti (light colored) but what is the other one? Considering how matte they are, are they good for seed harvesting? Thanks! 😊 https://www.allforgardening.com/1941339/these-are-my-grandmothers-eggplants-i-know-one-is-called-fairytale-graffiti-light-colored-but-what-is-the-other-one-considering-how-matte-they-are-are-they-good-for-seed-harvesting-tha/ #gardening #Vegetable #VegetableGardening
-
These are my grandmother’s eggplants – I know one is called Fairytale/graffiti (light colored) but what is the other one? Considering how matte they are, are they good for seed harvesting? Thanks! 😊 https://www.allforgardening.com/1941339/these-are-my-grandmothers-eggplants-i-know-one-is-called-fairytale-graffiti-light-colored-but-what-is-the-other-one-considering-how-matte-they-are-are-they-good-for-seed-harvesting-tha/ #gardening #Vegetable #VegetableGardening
-
In 1937, a Pennsylvania barber saved lettuce seeds beside his shop register; nearly 90 years later, gardeners can still buy the variety https://www.allforgardening.com/1941292/in-1937-a-pennsylvania-barber-saved-lettuce-seeds-beside-his-shop-register-nearly-90-years-later-gardeners-can-still-buy-the-variety-2/ #BibbLettuce #GardeningPennsylvania #HeritageSeeds #HomeGardening #pennsylvania #SeedSaving #VegetableGardening
-
In 1937, a Pennsylvania barber saved lettuce seeds beside his shop register; nearly 90 years later, gardeners can still buy the variety https://www.allforgardening.com/1941292/in-1937-a-pennsylvania-barber-saved-lettuce-seeds-beside-his-shop-register-nearly-90-years-later-gardeners-can-still-buy-the-variety-2/ #BibbLettuce #GardeningPennsylvania #HeritageSeeds #HomeGardening #pennsylvania #SeedSaving #VegetableGardening
-
In 1937, a Pennsylvania barber saved lettuce seeds beside his shop register; nearly 90 years later, gardeners can still buy the variety https://www.allforgardening.com/1941280/in-1937-a-pennsylvania-barber-saved-lettuce-seeds-beside-his-shop-register-nearly-90-years-later-gardeners-can-still-buy-the-variety/ #BibbLettuce #GardeningPennsylvania #HeritageSeeds #HomeGardening #pennsylvania #SeedSaving #VegetableGardening
-
In 1937, a Pennsylvania barber saved lettuce seeds beside his shop register; nearly 90 years later, gardeners can still buy the variety https://www.allforgardening.com/1941280/in-1937-a-pennsylvania-barber-saved-lettuce-seeds-beside-his-shop-register-nearly-90-years-later-gardeners-can-still-buy-the-variety/ #BibbLettuce #GardeningPennsylvania #HeritageSeeds #HomeGardening #pennsylvania #SeedSaving #VegetableGardening
-
Checking in on my watermelons again 😖 please say one of these is ready https://www.allforgardening.com/1941268/checking-in-on-my-watermelons-again-%f0%9f%98%96-please-say-one-of-these-is-ready/ #gardening #Vegetable #VegetableGardening
-
Checking in on my watermelons again 😖 please say one of these is ready https://www.allforgardening.com/1941268/checking-in-on-my-watermelons-again-%f0%9f%98%96-please-say-one-of-these-is-ready/ #gardening #Vegetable #VegetableGardening
-
🌱 What’s happening in your garden? (Fri, Sep 18, 2026) https://www.diningandcooking.com/2819299/%f0%9f%8c%b1-whats-happening-in-your-garden-fri-sep-18-2026/ #Gardening #Vegetable #VegetableGardening
-
🌱 What’s happening in your garden? (Fri, Sep 18, 2026) https://www.diningandcooking.com/2819299/%f0%9f%8c%b1-whats-happening-in-your-garden-fri-sep-18-2026/ #Gardening #Vegetable #VegetableGardening
-
🌱 What’s happening in your garden? (Fri, Sep 18, 2026) https://www.diningandcooking.com/2819299/%f0%9f%8c%b1-whats-happening-in-your-garden-fri-sep-18-2026/ #Gardening #Vegetable #VegetableGardening
-
🌱 What’s happening in your garden? (Fri, Sep 18, 2026) https://www.allforgardening.com/1941263/%f0%9f%8c%b1-whats-happening-in-your-garden-fri-sep-18-2026/ #gardening #Vegetable #VegetableGardening
-
🌱 What’s happening in your garden? (Fri, Sep 18, 2026) https://www.allforgardening.com/1941263/%f0%9f%8c%b1-whats-happening-in-your-garden-fri-sep-18-2026/ #gardening #Vegetable #VegetableGardening
-
Made another dish with mostly home-grown vegetables from my garden https://www.diningandcooking.com/2819030/made-another-dish-with-mostly-home-grown-vegetables-from-my-garden/ #Gardening #Vegetable #VegetableGardening
-
Made another dish with mostly home-grown vegetables from my garden https://www.diningandcooking.com/2819030/made-another-dish-with-mostly-home-grown-vegetables-from-my-garden/ #Gardening #Vegetable #VegetableGardening
-
Made another dish with mostly home-grown vegetables from my garden https://www.diningandcooking.com/2819030/made-another-dish-with-mostly-home-grown-vegetables-from-my-garden/ #Gardening #Vegetable #VegetableGardening
-
This is my main seed raising setup. It was a cold frame but the glass panels broke.
But the metal frame lets me control the environment somewhat. The chicken wire I just folded over the top of it; it can be taken on and off as needed. It keeps birds from helping themselves to the tender greens.
Over this I can toss a blanket or some bubble wrap at night if we are expecting frost. Or I can throw a shade cloth over it if it's getting too sunny and hot.
The seedling pots are in these wire basket things which were in the kitchen and pulled out like drawers from the cabinets. We removed them to make way for other stuff. But they are super useful for organizing the seedlings.
#VegetableGardening
#Gardening
#GrowYourOwn
#CoverCrops
#SeedRaising -
This is my main seed raising setup. It was a cold frame but the glass panels broke.
But the metal frame lets me control the environment somewhat. The chicken wire I just folded over the top of it; it can be taken on and off as needed. It keeps birds from helping themselves to the tender greens.
Over this I can toss a blanket or some bubble wrap at night if we are expecting frost. Or I can throw a shade cloth over it if it's getting too sunny and hot.
The seedling pots are in these wire basket things which were in the kitchen and pulled out like drawers from the cabinets. We removed them to make way for other stuff. But they are super useful for organizing the seedlings.
#VegetableGardening
#Gardening
#GrowYourOwn
#CoverCrops
#SeedRaising -
This is my main seed raising setup. It was a cold frame but the glass panels broke.
But the metal frame lets me control the environment somewhat. The chicken wire I just folded over the top of it; it can be taken on and off as needed. It keeps birds from helping themselves to the tender greens.
Over this I can toss a blanket or some bubble wrap at night if we are expecting frost. Or I can throw a shade cloth over it if it's getting too sunny and hot.
The seedling pots are in these wire basket things which were in the kitchen and pulled out like drawers from the cabinets. We removed them to make way for other stuff. But they are super useful for organizing the seedlings.
#VegetableGardening
#Gardening
#GrowYourOwn
#CoverCrops
#SeedRaising -
This is my main seed raising setup. It was a cold frame but the glass panels broke.
But the metal frame lets me control the environment somewhat. The chicken wire I just folded over the top of it; it can be taken on and off as needed. It keeps birds from helping themselves to the tender greens.
Over this I can toss a blanket or some bubble wrap at night if we are expecting frost. Or I can throw a shade cloth over it if it's getting too sunny and hot.
The seedling pots are in these wire basket things which were in the kitchen and pulled out like drawers from the cabinets. We removed them to make way for other stuff. But they are super useful for organizing the seedlings.
#VegetableGardening
#Gardening
#GrowYourOwn
#CoverCrops
#SeedRaising -
This is my main seed raising setup. It was a cold frame but the glass panels broke.
But the metal frame lets me control the environment somewhat. The chicken wire I just folded over the top of it; it can be taken on and off as needed. It keeps birds from helping themselves to the tender greens.
Over this I can toss a blanket or some bubble wrap at night if we are expecting frost. Or I can throw a shade cloth over it if it's getting too sunny and hot.
The seedling pots are in these wire basket things which were in the kitchen and pulled out like drawers from the cabinets. We removed them to make way for other stuff. But they are super useful for organizing the seedlings.
#VegetableGardening
#Gardening
#GrowYourOwn
#CoverCrops
#SeedRaising -
I learned in an online class I took through Koanga Gardens that plants bank nutrients in the soil surrounding their roots and later draw these up to put nutrients into their flowers and subsequent seed pods. I think this is one reason people say to cut your cover crops before they flower. But this reason is moot if you are planning on turning those flower-stalk nutrients back into the soil or laying them down to form mulch.
I have also read that the reason is to prevent them making seeds that might drop into your garden bed, but I really don't see that as much of a problem.
-
I learned in an online class I took through Koanga Gardens that plants bank nutrients in the soil surrounding their roots and later draw these up to put nutrients into their flowers and subsequent seed pods. I think this is one reason people say to cut your cover crops before they flower. But this reason is moot if you are planning on turning those flower-stalk nutrients back into the soil or laying them down to form mulch.
I have also read that the reason is to prevent them making seeds that might drop into your garden bed, but I really don't see that as much of a problem.
-
I learned in an online class I took through Koanga Gardens that plants bank nutrients in the soil surrounding their roots and later draw these up to put nutrients into their flowers and subsequent seed pods. I think this is one reason people say to cut your cover crops before they flower. But this reason is moot if you are planning on turning those flower-stalk nutrients back into the soil or laying them down to form mulch.
I have also read that the reason is to prevent them making seeds that might drop into your garden bed, but I really don't see that as much of a problem.
-
I learned in an online class I took through Koanga Gardens that plants bank nutrients in the soil surrounding their roots and later draw these up to put nutrients into their flowers and subsequent seed pods. I think this is one reason people say to cut your cover crops before they flower. But this reason is moot if you are planning on turning those flower-stalk nutrients back into the soil or laying them down to form mulch.
I have also read that the reason is to prevent them making seeds that might drop into your garden bed, but I really don't see that as much of a problem.
-
I learned in an online class I took through Koanga Gardens that plants bank nutrients in the soil surrounding their roots and later draw these up to put nutrients into their flowers and subsequent seed pods. I think this is one reason people say to cut your cover crops before they flower. But this reason is moot if you are planning on turning those flower-stalk nutrients back into the soil or laying them down to form mulch.
I have also read that the reason is to prevent them making seeds that might drop into your garden bed, but I really don't see that as much of a problem.
-
Made another dish with mostly home-grown vegetables from my garden https://www.allforgardening.com/1941226/made-another-dish-with-mostly-home-grown-vegetables-from-my-garden/ #gardening #Vegetable #VegetableGardening