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Brianne Graber on Instagram: "Pineapple Soil Recipe 5 gallon bucket of Compost 1.5 gallons perlite or sand Enough elemental sulfur to bring pH to 4.5-6.5 (I aim for a pH of 5) *Optional: 1 pint of My Natural Seed Starting Fertilizer Mix) Recipe is posted #growingpineapple #growingpineapplesfromtops #growyourownfood #zone9bgardening #foodforest #🍍"

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616K views · 22K reactions | 🌿 The Most Important Thing That's Probably Missing From Your Backyard. Link 🪴 👇 https://bit.ly/medicalseedkit . . Credit Instagram @nettlesandpetals . . #gardenideas #gardeningcommunity #homesteader #selfsufficientliving #gardeningtips | Gardening Ideas | Gardening Ideas · Original audio

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1M views · 170K reactions | Follow @deannadunn for more! ☺️🫶 Might be one of my favorite DIYs to date! 😮‍💨 I saw this concept around and once I finished building my outdoor table, I knew this would be perfect for lining the fence! The dividers in the filing cabinets can be tricky to get out but the rest was so easy! 10/10 recommend this DIY project of using filing cabinets for planters! 🙌 Would you try this?? | Deanna Dunn | deannadunn · Original audio

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2.9M views · 50K reactions | This shows how bulbs can be layered so that you can enjoy a combination of colours and successional flowering in your patio containers. It’s like a whole miniature garden in a pot! They are layered according to their size. Large bulbs are planted deepest with the smallest bulbs on the upper layers. It’s the layering which gives this method it’s name ‘bulb lasagne’! Plant in autumn and leave outdoors through winter, they’ll flower in spring. If you’d like to give it a try, we have a huge range of different varieties and colours in our range so you can create your own combination, or use the tagged products. Save 13% on your order until midnight on Sunday 15th September with offer code LUCKY13 🍀 . . . #layeringbulbs #bulblasagne #containergardening #containergarden #springflowers #patiogarden #patiogardens #patioplants #springbulbs #autumnplanting #terracegarden #balconygarden #beforeandafter #fromthistothis #plantingtime #autumn #autumngarden | Farmer Gracy | flaviobelardo · Original audio

2.9M views · 50K reactions | This shows how bulbs can be layered so that you can enjoy a combination of colours and successional flowering in your patio containers. It’s like a whole miniature garden in a pot! They are layered according to their size. Large bulbs are planted deepest with the smallest bulbs on the upper layers. It’s the layering which gives this method it’s name ‘bulb lasagne’! Plant in autumn and leave outdoors through winter, they’ll flower in spring. If you’d like to give it a try, we have a huge range of different varieties and colours in our range so you can create your own combination, or use the tagged products. Save 13% on your order until midnight on Sunday 15th September with offer code LUCKY13 🍀 . . . #layeringbulbs #bulblasagne #containergardening #container

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252K views · 9.8K reactions | “Lasagna planting” is a method of layering bulbs in pots or in the ground, so they bloom in succession. Here’s a simple guide on how to do it in a planter with The Spring Explosion Pack! Steps for Lasagna Bulb Planting: 1. Choose the Right Container: Select a large container with good drainage or create your own drainage 2. Layer the Soil: Add a few inches of high-quality potting mix or garden soil 3. Start with Rainbowmix Tulips: Place the at the bottom pointing up. These will be the largest height & latest blooming 4. Cover with Soil: Add another layer of soil, about 2-4 inches thick 5. Plant King Alfred Narcissus: Plant spread out, pointing up 6. Cover Again: Add another 2-4 inches of soil 7. Plant Muscari: Plant spread out, pointing up 8. Cover Again: Add another 2-4 inches of soil 9. Plant Snow Crocus Mix: Plant spread out, pointing up 10. Finish with Soil: Cover the final layer with soil, leaving some space at the top of the container for watering. 11. Wait for Blooming: The bulbs will bloom in layers, starting with the top layer and continuing through to the bottom as the season progresses. This method creates a continuous display of flowers throughout the spring! Purchase The Spring Explosion Pack in store! Only $24.97! | Cedar Rim Nursery | Meghan Trainor · Don't I Make It Look Easy

252K views · 9.8K reactions | “Lasagna planting” is a method of layering bulbs in pots or in the ground, so they bloom in succession. Here’s a simple guide on how to do it in a planter with The Spring Explosion Pack! Steps for Lasagna Bulb Planting: 1. Choose the Right Container: Select a large container with good drainage or create your own drainage 2. Layer the Soil: Add a few inches of high-quality potting mix or garden soil 3. Start with Rainbowmix Tulips: Place the at the bottom pointing up. These will be the largest height & latest blooming 4. Cover with Soil: Add another layer of soil, about 2-4 inches thick 5. Plant King Alfred Narcissus: Plant spread out, pointing up 6. Cover Again: Add another 2-4 inches of soil 7. Plant Muscari: Plant spread out, pointing up 8. Cover

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618K views · 42K reactions | Major backyard inspo! Did you know that if you build a structure less than 200 sq ft in Austin without electricity or plumbing the city doesn’t require major permitting? You could build a greenhouse! Or a shed, or a studio with solar power! So many options when you own your home. We love the idea of personalizing your property based on your interests. What would you build? #austin #austinrealtor #atx #austinrealestate #firsttimehomebuyer #firsttimebuyer #howtobuyahouse #openhouseaustin #openhouse #austintexasthings | Open House Austin | Real Estate & House Hacking in ATX | luisa_marion_music · Luisa Marion - Live Campfire Sessionn

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1.4K views · 4.5K reactions | The lifecycle of an asparagus is fascinating. As asparagus is planted is drawing energy from the crown or root, and after about 6 weeks these plants need a rest. When picking stops, the fern begins to grow. Within just a few weeks time, the fern can reach a few feet in height and by the time fall is here, it can be 6-7 feet! We’ve got about a week left of the season so soon the field will look very different! | Edgar Farms