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Tasha Medve | 🌿sustainable living on Instagram: "🥕 What I’m Planting in June! Happy June! Summer is only a few short weeks away, and I’m so excited to enjoy the warmer weather as it comes. I’ll be planting a TON this month too; here is everything I am planting in June. Some I've succession planted like carrots, I'm on my 3rd round! This is a guide to tell you, you are not too late to start that garden! Zone: 9b but in Canada (microclimate and still 10 degree nights right now) 🥬 Vegetables to Direct Sow Outdoors: · Carrots · Swiss Chard · Lettuce · Beans · Radishes · Arugula · Pumpkins · Corn 🌼 Flowers I’m Direct Sowing Outdoors: · Calendula · Cosmos · Zinnias · Marigold 🌱 Starter Plants I’m Planting in June: · Tomatoes · Corn · Squash · Pumpkins · Cucumbers · Peppers · Kale · Bas

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Nicole Johnsey Burke on Instagram: "Here’s Why: Herbs and flowers are cheat codes when it comes to gardening. They make your garden so much more beautiful. You can eat or pick almost all of them PLUS: they protect the garden from pests. Pretty delicious garden bodyguards???? Yes please Get all these herbs plus a ton of veggies in our Summer Seed System-on major sale right now. Comment SYSTEM to get yours"

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Better Homes & Gardens on Instagram: "Send this hack to your friend with a green thumb 🪻 Have you tried the poppy seed ice hack?"

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12 Long-Blooming Perennials for a Colorful Flower Garden

Enjoy vibrant flowers all season long with these 12 long-blooming perennials. Ideal for perennial gardens, flower garden ideas, front yards, and backyard landscaping, these easy-to-grow flowers provide lasting color and flower blooms, making them a must-have for any garden design!

My Garden Ideas on Instagram: "Comment “MOSS” to get the seed link sent straight to your DMs 🌸"

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Prairie Gardens on Instagram: "Why don’t your planters look as gorgeous as the day you brought them home? 🌿🌺 Here’s the truth: they were spoiled at the garden center—and now they’re not! The good news is, it is very easy to spoil your planters by avoiding these 4 mistakes & copying what your favorite Garden Center pros do! 💦Watering💦 Mistake: Inconsistent or reactive watering (only when plants look dry) What garden centers do: They water frequently and consistently—almost every day, sometimes twice during hot spells. Fix it: Use the finger test—stick your finger 1 inch into the soil. If it feels dry, water deeply. If it’s damp, wait. Also water in the morning, when it’s easiest for plants to absorb moisture and avoid disease. 🌿Fertilizing🌿 Mistake: Not fertilizing at all—or rel

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Marie Guillon • Edible Urban Garden on Instagram: "Still think it’s too late to sow? Let me stop you right there. May is STILL a prime sowing month—and if you want a garden full of food and flowers this summer, now’s the time to get planting. Here’s what I’m sowing this May👇 🌿 Herbs & Veggies: – Beans (finally!) – the last of the summer crops to sow, they grow so fast! – Courgettes, winter squash, sweetcorn – go in now if you haven’t already. - Basil can also be sown now! - It’s also a great time to sow all autumn brassicas: kale, sprouting broccoli, cabbages, etc. 🌱 Succession sowing: – Lettuce – Broccoli – Carrots – Beetroot – Coriander – Dill 🌸 Flowers: – Zinnias – Sunflowers – Marigolds – Calendula (and so many more!) Your garden’s not behind—you just need a plan. Comment “

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Tasha Medve | 🌿sustainable living on Instagram: "🎃 It’s time to be planting your pumpkins! Believe it or not, one of my favourite things to grow vertically is pumpkins. We grow them on our arch that we made ourselves! Comment “arch” to get my FREE pumpkin arch DIY build guide sent to you! ⬇️ 🌱 When it comes to growing pumpkins, here’s some quick tips: - You can start seeds indoors, outdoors (direct sow) or both! In fact, I like to do about half and half. - Pumpkins need a lot of water. If you aren’t sure whether you need to water, stick your finger in the soil about 2” – if it’s dry, it’s time to water. If it’s wet, hold off. - If you’re growing vertically, help by weaving the vines into the arch to encourage vertical growth. - Choose varieties that are already lighter – we like moran

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Gardening With Mom on Instagram: "🥒 Cucumber Growing Tip: Count the Leaves! Do you know how many leaves your cucumber plant should have before it starts flowering? This small detail can make a big difference! 🌿 #CucumberGrowing #GrowingTips #HomeGarden #VegetableTips #GardenHacks #UrbanGardening #OrganicFarming #PlantCare #GreenThumb #GrowYourOwn"

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Stacy Ling | Flower Gardening for Beginners on Instagram: "Meet the Pink Lemonade Baptisia from Proven Winners, a perennial that brings a whole new meaning to “dynamic beauty” in your garden! 🍋➡️🌸 This isn’t your average baptisia. As the elegant flower spikes emerge, they boast a delightful creamy yellow hue, reminiscent of a refreshing glass of lemonade. But the magic doesn’t stop there! Over time, these sunny blooms gradually blush into gorgeous shades of rosy pink and lavender, creating a breathtaking multi-toned effect on a single plant. It’s like having a constantly evolving floral display right before your eyes! Beyond its captivating color change, Pink Lemonade Baptisia is a garden workhorse because: 🌸 Exceptional longevity: This is a true perennial that will grace your gar

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Progress on Instagram: "If you grow vegetables at home, then this is for you"

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Bear Creek Farm - tubers - subscriptions - workshops on Instagram: "Deadheading after bloom finishes helps the plant save its energy for next year, instead of wasting it on seeds. Snipping back to the first node leaves more foliage behind—giving the plant what it needs to grow full and strong. Click link in bio for more tips or blogs on website. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #flowergarden #farmerflorist #cutflowerfarm #cutflowers #203local #growingflowers #peony #luxuryflowers #peonyflower #flowerfarming #locallygrownflowers #peonies #hudsonvalley #connecticutgram #gardening #seasonalflowers #fairfieldcountyct #flowerofinstagram #localflowers #seasonalfloweralliance #flowerslover #flowerfarmer #flowerlovers #flowersofinstagram #flowerfarm"

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Luke Geddes on Instagram: "Cosmos 🌺 A fantastic easy annual plant to grow for beginner gardeners, with tons of varieties available! If you want to get lots of flowers it’s important to pinch out your cosmos. Once they get at least 3-4 sets of true leaves simply using your thumb and finger nip out the growing tip, this will make the plant branch out resulting in a bushier plant giving you more flowers 😍 #gardener #gardening #garden #plants #plantsofinstagram #naturephotography #gardens #photography #mygarden #flowerstagram #flowersofinstagram #gardenlove #plantsmakepeoplehappy #love #beautiful #gardensofinstagram #gaygardener #instagay #pride #gayuk #gay #instagram #instagood #instadaily"

Nicole Johnsey Burke on Instagram: "My garden reminds me of myself-chaotic ☺️ Seriously though, there are just way too many fun things to grow to not be a little bit chaotic about it This was one of the years where I went all out and just planted all the things in front of my kitchen garden . I started with perennial herbs, like anise hyssop, lemon balm, mountain mint I added annual herbs like dill, cilantro, and basil-tons of basil Then I added lots of flower seeds for zinnias and cosmos and Marigold’s And if that wasn’t enough, I also tucked in some vegetables like potatoes, zucchini, squash, and some broccoli too The result was so fun and crazy and super beautiful-the butterflies especially loved it Don’t let this summer pass without going for the Garden yourself even if yo