Gardening
The Top 7 Materials for Raised Planters
Choosing the right materials for a raised garden planter is crucial to ensure durability, longevity, and safety for your plants. Here are some of the best materials that you could consider: Cedar Wood Cedar is one of the most popular materials for raised garden beds. This type of wood is naturally resistant to rot
Best Vegetables for Raised Garden Beds
Vegetables are plants that are grown for their edible parts, such as roots, stems, leaves, flowers, or fruits. Vegetables can provide many health benefits, such as vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and fiber. Some vegetables are also very easy to grow in raised garden beds, which are structures that elevate the soil above ground level and allow
Review of Best Choice Products 48x24x30in Raised Garden Bed
If you are looking for a raised garden bed that is easy to assemble, durable, and spacious, you might want to consider the Best Choice Products 48x24x30in Raised Garden Bed. This product is a wooden planter box that stands 30 inches tall and has a bed liner to separate the soil from the wood. It
5 day Kaiware Daikon Radish Timelapses | Spicy Japanese Microgreens 🌱
I love microgreens. How about you? To my knowledge, there are no other plants like microgreens that can go from seed to harvest in less than a week. This is why I love microgreens. Even better is they pack a punch in terms of flavor and are also quite nutritious. Plus they’re so colorful and
Growing Microgreens Part 1: Red and White Daikon, Wasabi, and Amaranth
Exploring the world of… microgreens!!! One of the main reasons that I started to grow microgreens is that I like the way they taste. The first microgreen I ever ate and the one I am most familiar with is: kaiware (かいわれ大根; daikon radish sprouts). Often served with sushi, I always get a box for when I
Aerogarden Thai Holy Basil and Italian Basil Update Day 35 and 45
My Aerogarden is on fiyahhhh!!! (Fire.) Meaning it’s doing really well. We just passed day 45 (above) and I’ve already taken two harvests of the Italian basil. The Thai holy basil was going a bit slow and finally caught up! Here is how the Thai holy basil and Italian sweet basil looked at day
Aerogarden Thai Holy Basil and Italian Basil Update Day 15 and 25
Aerogarden Thai Holy Basil and Italian Basil Update Day 15 and 25 We are just about at 4 weeks into my Aerogarden grow. I expect that I’ll be able to harvest a good amount of leaves by the end of next weekend. I already took about a 1 packed cup worth of basil today when
Restarting my Aerogarden
I finally have overcome my deep depression after my Aerogarden herbs died while I was out of town last year. After that traumatic event, I needed a little break. It takes a lot out of you when you are taking care of plants from the very beginning when they were seeds. And then, they unexpectedly
Aerogarden Thai Holy Basil and Italian Sweet basil update Week 5 and week 9!!
So…. I have some bad news. While I was away for a week, my Aerogarden ran out of water. All 7 of my basil plants died. The reality of aerogardening. I knew I should have taken a few cuttings and raised the light a little before I left, but I didn’t. The only measure I took
Aerogarden Italian Sweet Basil and Thai Holy Basil Cuttings and Propagation
Hopefully you have been keeping up with my Aerogarden posts. If not, here’s an update -my most recent grow is going very good! I have Thai Holy Basil also known as Tulsi and Italian sweet basil going strong in the Aerogarden. The other week, I showed you how I prune the plants and then took cuttings. The
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