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Susan Ball

How to Kick Pests Off Your Fruit Trees

Did you know you can literally shake pests off your fruit trees? If you spot tiny green aphids or notice your tree’s leaves curling, just lay a tarp under the tree, spray it down with water, and give it a gentle shake (or tap the branches). The bugs drop right off! For extra protection, rinse the leaves with soapy water or try cinnamon as a natural bug repellent. Just don’t go wild—be gentle so you don’t hurt your tree! #gardeningtips #fruittrees #organicgardening #Home

William Wilkerson

DIY Fish Fertilizer: Garden Hack or Yuck?

Ever heard of fish emulsion? It’s a supercharged, all-natural fertilizer you can actually make at home (if you can handle the smell). Just ferment leftover fish bits, strain, and boom—your veggies, flowers, and even your lawn get a major nutrient boost. Bonus: it’s organic and budget-friendly! Downside? It’s a little stinky and might attract curious critters, but the results are worth it. Would you try this in your garden? #GardenHacks #OrganicGardening #DIYFertilizer #Home

xiaokun jia

The organic vegetable farm

🌽 —— **corn**#Corn 🍠 —— **sweet potato** 🍆 —— **eggplant** 🥒 —— **cucumber** 🍉 —— **watermelon** #VegetableGarden #VeggieGarden #OrganicGardening #OrganicFarm #FarmNews

HarmonyHalo

why did my tomatoes explode after letting chickens roam free?

Last summer, I let my chickens wander around my garden, thinking they'd just eat bugs. Turns out, they had other plans. My hens started pecking at my ripe tomatoes, and before I knew it, there were tomato guts everywhere. I laughed, but then realized they were also scratching up the soil, mixing in compost and making it super fluffy. The plants actually grew better after that. I started tossing veggie scraps in the chicken run, and the hens turned it into rich fertilizer. Now, I always let them roam after harvest season. They clean up, fertilize, and keep pests away—all while having the time of their lives. Who knew chickens could be such great garden helpers? #gardening #backyardchickens #organicgardening #homesteading

DashingDingo

why did i put coffee grounds in my flower beds this week?

This week, I tried something new in my garden. After making my morning coffee, I sprinkled the used grounds around my roses and tomatoes. I read somewhere that worms love coffee grounds, and I figured, why not give it a shot? Turns out, the soil looked a little richer, and I spotted more worms than usual. My plants seemed perkier, too. Maybe it’s the extra nutrients or just my imagination, but I’m loving the results. I also noticed fewer slugs hanging around. Maybe they’re not fans of caffeine! It’s wild how little things like kitchen scraps can make such a difference. Every day, I find some new trick to help my garden thrive, and it’s honestly the best part of my routine. gardeningtips #organicgardening #happyplants #diygarden #gardeningtips #organicgardening #happyplants #diygarden #Gardening

Greg123

Choosing the Right Garden Soil: What Every Plant Parent Should Know 🌱

Ever find yourself staring at the garden soil aisle, completely overwhelmed by the options? You’re not alone! From potting mixes to cactus blends, each type of soil has a special role to play—and choosing the right one makes all the difference for your plants. Here’s a quick guide to get you started: 👉 Potted houseplants? Go with Potting Soil. 🌸 Flower beds or garden upgrades? Use Garden Soil + Compost. 🌱 Starting seeds? Try Seed Starting Mix. 🌵 Succulents or cacti? Choose Cactus & Succulent Soil. 🥕 Growing veggies? Look for Raised Bed Soil or a nutrient-rich Potting Soil. 💐 Orchids? You’ll need a chunky Orchid Mix. 🫐 Acid-loving plants like azaleas and blueberries? Try Acid Soil Mix. 🌹 Bloomers like roses? Pick Rose & Flower Soil. 🛠️ Filling low spots or basic garden use? Topsoil is your go-to. Top-rated and bestsellers from nursery websites include brands like Miracle-Gro, FoxFarm, Espoma, and Kellogg. And if you're lucky, your local garden center might carry hidden gems like EB Stone or Coast of Maine—definitely worth a look! What’s your go-to soil for your favorite plants? Let’s swap tips in the comments! #GardeningTips #SoilMatters #PlantParentLife #GardenSoilGuide #OrganicGardening

John Fitzgerald

This Flower Outsmarts Garden Pests

Nasturtiums are the secret weapon your garden needs! Not only do they look gorgeous and attract pollinators, but they also act as a magnet for pests like slugs and caterpillars—keeping your veggies safe. Plus, every part of the plant is edible (hello, spicy salad boost!). Plant a few and they’ll self-seed, popping up every spring with zero effort. Who knew pest control could be this pretty and tasty? #gardening #nasturtium #gardentips #organicgardening #pestcontrol #Home

wendyrhodes

The ultimate garden cleanup guide—are you missing these? 🌱✨

No more dead plants! Here’s my must-have list for pruning, cleaning, and protecting your garden. 🔹 Pruning tools – Clippers, loppers, saws—get those dead branches out! 🔹 Protective gear – Gloves, sun hat, mask—no one wants mold spores in their lungs. 🔹 Cleanup supplies – Rake, garden bags, and disinfectants to stop disease spread. 🔹 Pest control – Horticultural oil for bugs, copper fungicide for mold, sulfur powder for mites. 🔹 Soil boosters – Compost, organic fertilizer, and bone meal for thriving plants. Did I miss anything? Drop your garden essentials! 🌿👇 #gardencleanup #organicgardening #gardeningtools

Vincent Perry

The Weird Trick to Keep Slugs Off Berries

Did you know sheep wool can save your strawberries from slugs? Instead of reaching for chemicals, just sprinkle some wool around your plants. Slugs hate the scratchy texture and natural oils, so your berries stay safe and chemical-free. Plus, the wool keeps your soil cool and moist—hello, juicier strawberries! Just spread it thin and avoid touching the stems. Who knew a sheep’s haircut could mean more fruit for you? #gardeninghacks #strawberries #organicgardening

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