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 Herbs Do you have some of your favorite herbs? Why not grow them in water and keep them on the right side of the kitchen window sill or counter? Herbs grown in water are just as tasty as the herbs you grow in the garden. You do not have to mess with the soil or worry about changing the regular watering or seasons. Water For a simple herbal stand in the kitchen, you can root the herb pieces in plain water in glass bottles. Avoid applying chlorinated water directly as the bleaching chemical is not suitable for plant tissues. Tap water left in the air overnight is fine, so rainwater can be stored. Springwater or well water is best because it contains dissolved minerals that can be used for plants. Containers As for the container, Mason will make jars or any other glass bottles, even plastic bottles. The roots generally prefer to grow away from light, so colored bottles, especially amber ones (like these) are best. To keep the root zone dark, wrap a piece of paper around the bottle. This

 Flowers easy to grow Growing beautiful flowers is easier than you think! You need to follow some basic rules to stick with these tried and true types. In the beginning, read the plant tag or description to find out whether the flowers are annual flowers that live in one season or perennial flowers that return for many years. (More about years and perennials here). If they are perennials, make sure they survive the winter in your USDA Hardiness Zone. And do not forget to give them the light they need. For example, if the plant tag says full sun, it is six hours or more a day; Part of the sun is half of it. Do not be fooled! Those who love shade will roar in the afternoon sun, and those who love the sun will not bloom in the shade. When you first plant your new plants in the ground, water them in case of any drought - that is, if it has not rained for a week. (Or look at these drought-tolerant plants!) If you are planting flowers in pots, make sure there are drainage holes or pierce som

 DIY Inverted Tomato & Basil Most gardeners will start with tomatoes soaked in the growing experience of eating their toes. And it is not difficult to see why. They are an important plant in the garden for easy growth and reliability, and their versatility is a staple in the kitchen. As long as you have the basics like irrigation, food, and support, you can grow an abundant tomato harvest every year without any problems. So, what happens when it's so easy? Or, for those who want a little variety in their lives, how about changing the growing experience while maintaining your harvest each year? How to make a tomato plant upside down Choose a pot Choosing a pot for your tomato plants is usually a relatively unimportant part of the process. However, when it comes to this DIY, the pot is the most important part. No drilling or cutting is required due to a lack of necessary tools. Instead, we are going to use a built-in drainage hole to plant our plants upside down. That means the d

 Beautiful and small houseplants for your little space What could be better than waking up early every day and enjoying the beauty of green houseplants or bright flowers in your living space? It is good to sit back and enjoy the success of a healthy and lush plant. But where to start and how do you know which plants are right for you? Don't worry, today's post is for you! Here are 10 beautiful and small houseplants for your little space. Especially, if you live in small apartments and houses, they are the best candidates. These houseplants are great for those with limited space and there are plenty of small indoor plants that do not take up much room. Placing them on a tablet, desk, window sill can give a luxurious look and can be used to decorate the interior at a low cost. They create positive impacts and purify much of the air. Not only does it add visual beauty to any space in your home, but these houseplants are also easy to grow with basic care. They can adapt to adverse

 Beautiful and easy-to-grow roses for your garden Roses are called the queen of world flowers. They have soft, delicate wings with a beautiful, mysterious beauty, have a tremendous attraction, and it has a sensual, pleasant scent. Everything in that magical world will thrill you. If you really like the smell of roses and especially rose varieties, you should not ignore this article today. Here is a list of 11 beautiful and easy-to-grow roses you will love in your garden. By cultivating them, you can not only have a beautiful flower garden to look at every morning, but also help keep the air in your home fresh, enhance the beautiful atmosphere, and achieve a serene mood. But you think caring for roses is an incredibly complex task, which leads to some of your favorite challenges. Do not worry, they are very easy to grow and maintain as they are very active and immune. Of these varieties, you choose some to grow, feed, water, and enjoy. Now, start your own rose garden with some of them!

 Beautiful plants for north-facing gardens In your northern garden, you will find plants that do not receive direct sunlight. This means you should choose plants that like or tolerate shade. Do not look further, today's list will give you the best options to choose from. Here are 11 beautiful plants for north-facing gardens. Growing these plants will help you overcome your current problem and fill this area with bright and colorful flowers. Whatever you are looking for, they are perfect for every type of bed, from perennials to climbers, climbers, carpets, to shrubs. In addition, they grow well in challenging conditions created in the north-facing zones. Some of them tolerate sunlight, so you can grow them in gardens facing east and west. Read on to find out more about their information! 1 Common bleeding heart The Common Bleeding Heart is a perennial plant that produces clusters of pink and white flowers with curved stems in spring. It grows happily on the north-facing walls. In a

Store tomato seeds Replanting tomato seeds is a surefire way to get another healthy, abundant harvest next season. Harvesting the seeds from the tomatoes takes a little work, but it is a simple process and a fun experiment. First, you need to harvest the seeds from the ripe tomatoes (they must be fully mature). Chop the tomatoes in half and expose the seed holes. Next, place all the seeds in a jar. Don't worry if you get some flesh there. The second step is the fermentation of the seeds. Add a cup of water to your jar so your seeds float. Keep the jar covered for a few days in a warm place in your kitchen. The fermentation process is complete when the pulp is covered on the axis and your seeds settle to the bottom of the jar. Next, remove that mold layer and separate your seeds. Rinse them well and remove all of the pulp and mold. Once your seeds are cleaned, let them dry. Finally, once they are dry, you can place your seeds in an airtight container, ready for next season. Removal

 How To Grow Cucumber  How To Grow Cucumbers With New Process In Your Beautiful Garden. Be careful following the tips given below. What is the most popular crop in our vegetable garden? Easy! This is Kukkamelons. Fruits that look like small watermelons are rarely made in the kitchen; Instead, we catch them directly from the flag. This plant is a distant relative of the cucumber, and this inch-tall fruit will have a cheerful citrus fruit with a cucumber-like aroma. Growing cucumbers in garden beds and pots are an easy way to enjoy these unusual vegetables. Our family loves to eat different types of cucumbers. Every summer, our cucumber beds are planted with at least a dozen species and varieties, but only a few look like “traditional” cucumbers. As you walk in the middle of the bed, you will see the thin curved fruit of a 'painted snake' hidden under a mound of leaves. You can find some more popular heirloom cucumbers like ‘Lemon’, ‘Crystal Apple’, ‘Boothbice Blonde’ and ‘Puna C

 Stunning plants for the landscape of the pond The hot summer days will soon return, and there is nothing better than floating in your own backyard pool, right? If you have a pool, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the cool factor of your outdoor space and go upstairs. The pool is a great place to enjoy the cool water, the gentle breeze, or the sunshine in the early morning! Sitting or relaxing in a swimming pool with plants all around you will make you feel close to nature and it will also add to the stress-free environment. It is the sense of freshness that makes plants valuable everywhere. So, in today’s post, we have listed the top 15 plants that thrive in the pond. However, you should carefully consider your preferences before growing any plant. Chloride plants should be strong plants that should be sprayed with chlorine, can withstand direct sunlight, and be more beautiful. These plants are the best candidates to meet all your needs today. 1. Martha Washington Geraniums Mart

protect the garden from pests Some things are more disgusting to a gardener than the fact that all of their hard work is destroyed by the small mouths and claws of insects. If you are trying to save your precious plants and vegetables from the destructive power of rats, deer, rabbits, and insects, we are here to help. Read on to see the 10 best ways to keep your garden safe from all kinds of pests! 1. Destroy your garden from temptation If squirrels, deer, and rabbits enjoy the benefits of your hard work, you need to tidy up the garden space. Pony plants recommend cleaning the underside of bird feed, covering litter lids, and removing fallen nuts and fruits from the garden. 2. Make it less attractive Cutting tall grass, removing brush piles, and removing nests make it harder for insects to disappear. This should prevent most pests from entering the garden area, the gardener recommends supply. 3. Stink them out If you know the type of pest that comes into your garden, you can design the

creating the best garden soil Creating a new garden is not difficult. Most people go out into their yard with a shovel or garden tractor and start digging up the dirt and putting in a few plants. Follow organic and natural methods and add a little mulch or compost and you are good at creating good soil for your home vegetables. But in the long run, the success of your garden depends on creating healthy garden soil. The more you can do to keep your soil healthy, the more your garden will yield and the quality of your crops will improve. Add organic matter For better soils, the sources of organic matter should be as varied as possible. 1. Add fertilizer for nitrogen.  All animal fertilizers can be valuable additives to the soil - their nutrients are readily available to soil organisms and plants. In fact, fertilizers contribute more to soil accumulation than most already decomposed fertilizers. You need to use compost carefully. Although pathogens are less likely to be found in fertilize

 5 Reasons to Grow Nasturtium in Your Garden Nasturtium is a very useful and attractive flowering plant that deserves a place in every garden. It is the common name for Tropaeolum - the only species in the plant family Tropaeolaceae. These flowers got their common name because they resemble watercress (Nasturtium officinalis). As you will learn in this article, there are numerous reasons to grow nasturtium in your garden - they are incredibly useful in the garden itself, and when harvested for culinary use. 5 Reasons to Grow Nasturtium in Your Garden Nasturtium is an exotic plant that blooms profusely. They can bring color and visual appeal to your garden. But there are many practical reasons why growing these flowers is a good idea. 1. Attract beneficial insects Nasturtium will attract beneficial insects to your garden - including bees and other pollinators. Adding nasturtiums to your outdoor space is one way to help bees and other bee species that are threatened by climate change and

 6 Ways Neem oil helps your plants and garden Neem oil should be in every organic gardener's toolbox. It has many uses and is always good to have on hand. Benefits of using neem oil Neem oil does not create a 'death zone around plants and the areas where it is used. It is harmless to humans, pets, mammals, birds, earthworms, and much other wildlife. It is fully biodegradable and breaks down quickly during rain and sunlight, so it usually does not produce any harmful levels. Neem oil is completely organic and the EPA has found that it has ‘no unreasonable adverse effects. So while it is completely harmless, it is completely better than the wide range of synthetic materials used in non-natural gardens. It does not pollute the soil, groundwater, or nearby streams or aquifers and certainly does not last long. How to use neem oil in your garden Neem oil can be used to combat common problems in your garden. You can use this: 1. As an Insecticide - To kill a range of insect pests If y

 Vegetables that are easy to grow in landscapes and gardens When growing a vegetable garden, most of you will focus on planting a variety of annual vegetables, including tomatoes, cucumbers, or lettuce. However, many perennial vegetables provide annual crops of leaves, stems, fruits, roots, tubers, flower buds, or bulbs. In addition to providing a variety of food sources, they also give your landscape a wonderful look with bright colors or beautiful flowers. In today’s post, we’ve collected 14 easy-to-grow vegetables that will thrive in your landscape and your garden zone. They also have easy growth properties such as resisting pests or improving the soil. There are many reasons to add these perennial vegetables to your garden and landscape, aren’t there? Read on to find them now! 1 Hosta Montana Hosta Montana is a beautiful and edible perennial vegetable. You can fry them or fry them in the oven, especially with soy sauce and sesame oil. 2 Rhubarb Rhubarb is one of the easiest plants

 You can sow 10 flower seeds directly outside Filling your garden with lots of beautiful flowers is as simple as scattering seeds in the ground in the spring. It's really that easy. Select a sunny spot, adjust the soil with compost, plant your seeds according to the packet directions, water and leave. It is much more economical to start with flowers and other decorative items from seed than to buy starter plants and floors from the plant nursery every year. Many annual flowers that grow well from seed are self-seeding - once purchased and planted, they will come back again and again. There are many different types of cultivation to choose from in seed lists. Growing from seed opens the door to the most unusual and enchanting varieties that are not commonly available as plugs from the center of the garden. Choose one of the anniversaries that will host the prestigious show in their first (and only) year. Or perennial fruits that bloom for two years. Choosing a combination of annual

4 types of lettuce If you think lettuce is easy to grow, sow the seeds in a few seasons and see if your crop is the same every year. The chances of your outdoor garden harvests varying greatly are good. Lettuce is susceptible to temperature, high humidity, very low water, pests, hail, and many more. However, you will receive warning signs before it is too late. Beyond any point, you can leave your lettuce as slug fodder. On the second thought, it is better to compost the leaves when they are no longer good to eat. It is important to note that in greenhouse conditions, you have more control over the weather (heat/sun, irrigation/rain, etc.). You may want to save that precious growing space for some of the more difficult to grow crops. Although loose-leaf lettuce is considered easy spinach to grow, it is worth studying how to grow iceberg heads worth buying in the store. Because there is a big difference between cultivating these two varieties. For spinach lovers, it may be helpful to kn