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🌱 Keep Your Garden Pet-Free with These Aromatic Herbs! 🐾 Looking to keep curious paws and claws out of your garden? 🐕🐈 These natural pet-deterrent herbs are your secret weapon! 🌿✨ 1️⃣ Parsley: Its strong scent says “no pets allowed!” (and it’s low-maintenance too!) 🌱 2️⃣ Lemon Balm: That citrusy vibe pets avoid, but pollinators LOVE! 🐝🍋 3️⃣ Oregano: Spicy aroma = “Not today, furball!” 😾 4️⃣ Anise Hyssop: Licorice scent for us, but a “nope” for pets! 🍬🐕 5️⃣ Garlic Chives: Pungent AND doubles...
Orange peals are great pests control and will become fertilizer over time! Use them in your garden today! Follow Biopro Solution for more tips! For educational purpose.
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Boost Your Cucumber Growth with Baking Soda Magic! 🥒
Want to give your cucumbers a healthy boost? 🌟 Discover how baking soda can enhance your cucumber garden! This simple kitchen staple helps improve soil health, fight pests, and promote vigorous growth. Learn how to use baking soda effectively to grow crisp, juicy cucumbers that are sure to thrive in your garden. Ready to unlock nature’s secret to a bountiful harvest? 🌱🍃 #CucumberGarden #BakingSodaMagic #GardeningHacks #OrganicGardening #HealthyHarvest #GrowYourOwnFood #GardenTips
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Spice up your health with ginger! 🌿✨ Ginger has many health benefits, from boosting digestion to r
Spice up your health with ginger! 🌿✨ Ginger has many health benefits, from boosting digestion to reducing inflammation. Nature’s secret weapon for a healthier and happier you. 🙌💚 Credit: respective original owner (unknown) Please dm us for credit or to remove the video #GardeningTips #GardenInspiration #GreenThumb #GrowYourOwn #UrbanGardening #BackyardGarden #PlantLovers #OrganicGardening #GardenDesign #SustainableLiving https://stan.store/InTheGarden
growing onions from onions? yes please! 🧅 🌱 this video shows the first few phases: 1) how to cut and trim the onion and put in water 2) let them sit and grow for a few weeks until some good green onion growth at the top 3) then plant the roots and bulb in your bed and let them grow! The next couple phases involve breaking up the onion bulbs and replanting further apart so I’ll make an update video when I get to that! This is my first time trying this, im no expert, I am only proof that you ca...
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Grow green onions from scraps
Growing vegetables from scraps. Credits to @sandra.urbangarden on tik tok
Health☘️ | Fitness 💪| Tips🌟 on Instagram: "Re-plant your Onions and Never Buy Seed Again! 🧅🌱 Great content by @nettlesandpetals. Follow him for more amazing content like this! I really enjoy growing onions in the vegetable garden and they are biennial, so in their first year they produce the bulbs we generally eat, but if left to grow, or replanted, in their second year they produce flowering stems that pollinators absolutely love! So they are worth replanting for that reason alone. 🌼🐝 I have found that onions sown from seed, then go on to produce the best seed, but you could also plant sets, even though they are already immature onions. They will then grow and bulb up and once the necks drop I harvest them, eat most of them, but then store the rest. The following season I replant
Breanna Ellis on Instagram: "MORE ABOUT GARLIC ⬇️ - If you’re in the northern hemisphere the time to be planting garlic is coming very soon depending on where you are at! - My most asked question is where do I order my seed garlic from? @madrivergarlicgrowers is the only place I’ve ordered seed garlic from and used them every year Ive grown garlic. Highly suggest them.( I used my own one year ) - Ive planted mostly hardneck garlic over the years. Hardneck and soft neck are simply the stems of the garlic. Hardneck is more advised for cooler winters. This last year I also added softenck into the mix and I had a great harvest of it and its storing great! Softneck tends to store a lot longer then hardneck, but hardneck has a lot better of a flavor in my experience and I highly suggest growin