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2023-02-01 4 MIN READ INTERMEDIATE

Growing Giant Tomatoes: Techniques and Tips

Growing giant tomatoes requires selecting the right variety, rich soil, support structures, and consistent care. Avoid common mistakes like overwatering or incorrect pruning. Container gardening and hydroponics offer alternative methods for optimal growth.

Food Preps Gardening
2022-12-05 4 MIN READ BEGINNER

Selecting Privacy Shrubs for Effective Fencing

Select privacy shrubs by considering growth rate, maintenance, mature size, location, and hardiness zone. Choose from slow-growing options like Berckman's Golden Arborvitae, medium-growing choices such as Dense Yew, and fast-growing options including Forsythia, ensuring proper spacing and climate suitability.

Gardening Security
2022-12-03 3 MIN READ INTERMEDIATE

Edible Landscaping: Transforming Lawns into Profitable Gardens

Transforming your lawn into an edible garden enhances food security and reduces reliance on commercial food sources during emergencies. Proper planning, soil preparation, and plant selection are key. Avoid common mistakes like overcrowding and poor watering practices. Incorporate vertical gardening and pollinator-friendly plants for a thriving garden.

Food Preps Gardening Nutrition
2022-11-25 3 MIN READ INTERMEDIATE

Harnessing Manure for Sustainable Gardening

Harnessing manure for sustainable gardening ensures soil fertility and plant health in survival situations. Collect manure, compost it, and apply it to garden beds. Avoid common mistakes like using fresh manure or over-applying. Consider variations like manure tea or sheet composting for additional benefits.

Animal Husbandry Gardening
2022-11-04 3 MIN READ BEGINNER

Using Epsom Salt to Enhance Tomato Growth

Using Epsom salt can enhance tomato growth by providing essential magnesium and sulfur. Dilute one tablespoon of Epsom salt in one gallon of water and apply it to the soil and leaves every two weeks. Be cautious not to overuse and apply during cooler parts of the day.

Food Preps Gardening