Tag: Garden
How To Of The Day: Use Diapers To Help Your Plants Grow
Using diapers to help your plants grow sounds strange but it actually makes a lot of sense.
Enjoy and don’t forget to share this amazing trick with your friends.
Wait .. Diapers? How do those help your plants? Trust me, it’s probably not what you’re thinking.
NOTE: The results, depictions and claims portrayed in this video are based on the limited experiences I had to test ideas prior to production. All information is believed to be true and correct at time of publication, and no information or results have been found to indicate otherwise. Individual results may vary depending on location and application. Use of video content is at own risk.
How To Of The Day: How To Grow And Harvest Garlic
Tips on how to grow garlic and get the best results from your own organic garden.
When to Plant: Plant in fall, about 6 weeks before hard frost. Set large, firm individual cloves point up in well-prepared soil, burying cloves an inch or two below ground level in mild zones, and at twice that depth in cold-winter areas.
Watering: Keep area weeded and watered.
Soil: Organic rich, well drained.
Days to Harvest: Depending on weather conditions, autumn-planted garlic should be ready to harvest about 9 to 10 months later, in July.
How to Harvest: Always dig your garlic, never try and pull it. You may have planted a small clove, but the bulb is now several inches deep with a strong root system.
Know Your Frost Zone
Do you know your frost zone? A handy infographic for all gardeners.
Once autumn weather drifts into your area, unexpected early frost can ruin tender crops, like tomatoes, while other plants survive—and even thrive—when the temperature drops below freezing. By selecting cold-hardy, frost-resistant plants, knowing your climate zone, and taking the right precautions, you can extend the growing season well into winter—even in not-so-temperate climates. Get ready! The infographic below will help you start your cold-season garden and keep it in production until snow hits.
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