Gardening and Food Growing

[ELIAKIM]

[ELIAKIM]

GRASS - The Most Valuable FREE Resource for Growing Food

[ELIAKIM]

DREAM BIG in a tiny Tropical Garden (280 sqft) + Pro Gardening Tips ft. the legendary Farren Wayne

He's growing these tropical plants in pots/containers. 

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The Farmers Have Had ENOUGH! (Gov: 70% Reduction Target!!!)



Drought is sweeping across the USA. Mainly the south. 

[SlowLoris]

It is miserably hot. Summer in the deep south USA is not fun if the plan is to feed a family from a small garden plot.

I weeded a 4' x 8' raised bed. Pulled the last of the carrots out of it. Turned the soil, added some fertilizer, rock dust, lime and Epsom salts. Then I planted sweet potato slips in there. we shall see if they like it. 

There is thunder on the horizon, but I turned the sprinkler on just is case the rain goes somewhere else.

[ELIAKIM]

Temporary shed moved to back onto the fence all ready for when the builders come to replace all of the windows. I bought some grass seeds yesterday, raked the little amount of soil there was there and watered. It's been very cloudy on and off, looking like rain, every time I take the dog out for a piddle. 

I might have to put some more soil on the large bare patch, and reseed again. See how we go, I've been looking at what I can put there under the window, has it's a very shady area. 

It looks really bare now that the shed has been moved. 

[FlyoverCountry]

Temporary shed moved to back onto the fence all ready for when the builders come to replace all of the windows. I bought some grass seeds yesterday, raked the little amount of soil there was there and watered. It's been very cloudy on and off, looking like rain, every time I take the dog out for a piddle. 

I might have to put some more soil on the large bare patch, and reseed again. See how we go, I've been looking at what I can put there under the window, has it's a very shady area. 

It looks really bare now that the shed has been moved. 

If you're trying to plant grass you need to wait until fall.  When the soil is still warm and the moisture doesn't evaporate you'll have a better chance of germination

[ELIAKIM]

Temporary shed moved to back onto the fence all ready for when the builders come to replace all of the windows. I bought some grass seeds yesterday, raked the little amount of soil there was there and watered. It's been very cloudy on and off, looking like rain, every time I take the dog out for a piddle. 

I might have to put some more soil on the large bare patch, and reseed again. See how we go, I've been looking at what I can put there under the window, has it's a very shady area. 

It looks really bare now that the shed has been moved. 

If you're trying to plant grass you need to wait until fall.  When the spoil is still warm and the moisture doesn't evaporate you'll have a better chance of germination

It does get very windy here during Autumn and being on the corner, the wind rushes through. I could leave it until the end of August, so it has September to geminate, but come October, it tends to be very windy taking the leaves off the trees. 

[ELIAKIM]

At last, its raining, the grass really needs a good downpour everywhere, it was starting to go yellow on the verges. 

[FlyoverCountry]

At last, its raining, the grass really needs a good downpour everywhere, it was starting to go yellow on the verges. 

My cool season fescue is suffering in the heat but the Bermuda and crabgrass is loving it